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May
Researchers discover first-ever connection between skin microbiome and mental health
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A new study published in the British Journal of Dermatology highlights a potential link between the skin’s microbiome and mental wellbeing. Researchers found that the presence of Cutibacterium, a common skin bacterium, is associated with lower stress and improved mood. Conducted by Unilever, the University of Liverpool’s Microbiome Innovation Centre, and their Brain & Behaviour Lab, this research supports the concept of a "skin-brain axis," similar to the well-known gut-brain axis. The study involved 53 participants who provided skin samples from various body areas and reported on their psychological wellbeing.... Read More




