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Nearly 90% of those living with Long COVID have not returned to their pre-Covid level of health, a new study finds today (Monday 07/11/22)

New Cross-Disciplinary PhD Project starting at UCC involving the APC, Dental Hospital and School and the Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry (CRAC) and the HSE Dental Service

Dealing with stress through your dinner plate maybe an effective approach according to new research from APC Microbiome Ireland at University College Cork (UCC), Ireland. The concept that “we are what we eat” goes back millennia but now the Cork researchers led by Prof. John Cryan have shown that by changing diet for just four weeks this adage can be extended to influencing perceived stress levels.

Prof Yasmine Belkaid awarded the prestigious 2022 Charles Donovan Microbiome Prize

Prof. Paul Ross receives prestigious 2021 Danisco Foundation Microbiome Science Award in recognition for his work on the human microbiome

Neuroscientists at APC Microbiome Ireland, a world-leading SFI research centre based at University College Cork (UCC), have discovered a new therapy to enhance resilience to stress. The findings will help researchers to better understand and treat stress to reduce its long-term effects on mental health. 

APC awarded over €1 million in funding for emerging research talent.

Tate & Lyle and APC Microbiome Ireland announce publication of joint intellectual property on new synbiotic fibre product

Why the microbiome of Irish Travellers is important for everyone

The Health Research Board announced this week that it was funding nine new projects under Emerging Investigator Awards for Health (EIA) 2022, one of which is led by APC researcher, Dr Linda Katona.