WoW, the enthusiasm on our big Isala launch is incredible! Once again, we are overwhelmed by the enormous response, it’s truly heart warming! Registrations are still open because our Isala PhD students could absolutely use your help. Will you help make their research a success?

📢 Dive into the story behind the research with Vianney Mancilla’s latest ‘Behind the Paper’ blog post on our recent systematic review! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
#WomensHealth #WomenInScience Nicole Renea Jimenez Melissa Flores Phoenix Bioscience Core BIO5 Institute UAZ Medicine - Phoenix University of Arizona Cancer Center

communities.springernature.com/posts/why-lati…

This work is here thanks to Emily Fogarty, whose dedication turned a surprising observation into a piece of science.

But many others helped us push it forward. Sandra McLellan, Karen Lolans, Matthew S. Schechter, Amy Willis 😻 amydwillis.bsky.social, Microbiome Research, Laurie Comstock et al, THANK YOU ALL :)

Fantastic team to see our Isala sisterhood growing Josiane emma Sandra Condori Monica Ticlla Vanessa Maria Sarah Ahannach

It's me, hi, I'm Lactobacillus isalae, it's me

At Isala, everybody agrees

I’ll use less sugars for my growth compared to L. gasseri

It must have been exhausting for researchers to have classified me

#LetsSwab

microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa…

Big News! Our Isala research just hit the prestigious Nature Microbiology journal 🙌😊. Kudos to our participants, team, and supporters for making this milestone possible. Thank you all for your invaluable contributions! #LetsSwab #IsalaResearch
Link paper: nature.com/articles/s4156…

First day at #EESMicrobiome EMBL Events with amazing talks about #humanmicrobiome

My highlight is the Isala from Sarah Lebeer
A project aimed to systematically characterize healthy vaginal microbiomes including the #citizens as a key collaborators of the work

🤯Evidence that TB is a social/poverty disease and that nutritional support together with access to healthcare and EXISTING tools is enough to avert many cases
'nutritional intervention was associated with substantial (39–48%) reduction in TB incidence'
thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Interested in applying bioinformatics to study the female microbiome? Join us at the Lebeer Lab in the beautiful city of Antwerp! We have a four-year PhD position available on the topic of the ecology and evolution of the vaginal microbiome. More info 👇 uantwerpen.be/en/jobs/vacanc…

Save the date! World Microbiome Day is June 27th
#Microbiomes4life
#WMD2023

Whether breastfeeding impacts on GCSE grades or not is irrelevant IMO.

The real issue is the lack of support, the assumption that women don’t breastfeed because they don’t know enough about it, and the over simplification of why they might want to

theconversation.com/breastfeeding-…

Bacterial biofilms form on human immune cells: how? Why?
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cell.com/cell/fulltext/…
W/ Lucia Vidakovic Roi Avraham Alex Persat Sofya Mikhaleva Hannah Jeckel Kerstin

🥷 Solo los valientes expertos en #DataCleaning pueden desentrañar los enigmas de errores, valores perdidos, outliers y duplicados.💻
🥹 ¡Son los héroes que aseguran obtener información confiable!✨
😜 Que tu sacrificio no sea en vano
#stats #meme #datascience #analytics #dataviz

Este estudio ya está siendo replicado en Perú, en general se conoce poco sobre la biología de las mujeres, este es un gran paso
isala.be/es/

Excited to hear @colinhillucc speak about the virome at Karolinska Institutet

📢 Exciting News! Isala has become the first-ever recipient of the prestigious European Union Prize for Citizen Science! 🏆 We're incredibly honored to be recognized for our dedication to contribute to valuable insights on women's health and breaking down taboos!

Finally! The wait is Over! Come and join us to the Menstrual Health Symposium 2023

Where: Online

Time: 24 to 25 May 2023
1:30 to 5:00SAT

Registration Link: unfpa.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

UNFPA East and Southern Africa Safeguard Young People Programme

How menopause reshapes the brain nature.com/articles/d4158…

Women’s health: end the disparity in funding nature.com/articles/d4158…

Conditions that affect women more than men garner less funding. But boosting investment could reap big rewards. nature.com/immersive/d415…