Australia gives world-first approval for faecal transplants to restore gut health | Health | The Guardian
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BiomeBank in Adelaide collects healthy genetic material from the microbiomes of donors to treat potentially deadly bacterial condition
Staff culturing bacteria at the BiomeBank laboratory, which is the first in the world to receive regulatory approval for faecal microbiota transplants. Photograph: Andrew Beveridge/BiomeBank View image in fullscreen Staff culturing bacteria at the BiomeBank laboratory, which is the first in the world to receive regulatory approval for faecal microbiota transplants. Photograph: Andrew Beveridge/BiomeBank Health This article is more than 3 years old Australia gives world-first approval for faecal transplants to restore gut health This article is more than 3 years old BiomeBank in Adelaide collec
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