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A changing gut microbiome may predict how well you age
Reporter Anahad O’Connor interviewed ISB Associate Professor and microbiome specialist Dr. Sean Gibbons about an ISB-led study showing how longevity may be possible to predict by analyzing the microbiota that inhabit our intestinal tract.
Op-Ed: How science education can stave off demagogues
In this opinion piece for the Los Angeles Times, ISB Co-founder Dr. Lee Hood and author Matthew LaPlante detail how demagogues lead to “truth decay” – the degradation of confidence in science, expertise and the news media.
Inside the intense world of COVID-19 science, and unexpected findings from Seattle researchers
ISB President Dr. Jim Heath spoke with Geekwire reporter Lisa Stiffler about his quick pivot to study the biological secrets of COVID-19 shortly after the novel coronavirus became a global health threat.
Shift in immune response seen as COVID-19 progresses from mild to moderate
In this news roundup, Reuters highlights research led by ISB President Dr. Jim Heath showing how the immune response to COVID-19 shifts dramatically as patients transition from mild to moderate illness. The work was published in the journal Cell.
The germiest place in your bathroom isn’t your toilet
ISB Associate Professor and microbiome specialist Dr. Sean Gibbons spoke with TIME about microbial bugs found in bathrooms and where they are most likely to thrive. (Hint: Think toothbrush holders, not toilet seats.)