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Exposure to antibiotics with anaerobe coverage in later life is associated with higher enteric pathobiont carriage

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By Bedford Park, Sophie Miller
| Journal of Infection
Keywords Microbiome metagenomic elderly nursing home residential aged care INTRODUCTION Uncomplicated bacterial infections, including those of the skin and soft tissue (SSTI), the urinary tract (UTI), and the respiratory tract (RTI), are increasingly common in later life.1,2 In older adults, a heightened risk of adverse clinical outcomes,3 together with reduced capacity to reliably report symptoms or provide appropriate diagnostic specimens,4 mean that these infections are commonly treated...
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How changes in salinity modify patterns of gastrointestinal motility in the intestine of freshwater barramundi

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By Lee Travis, Bedford Park, Hayley Rhodes, Tim Hibberd, Nick Spencer, James Harris, Hayley Rhodes
| Autonomic Neuroscience
Salinity is a fundamental geophysical property of water that continuously challenges the physiology of teleost fish. The gastrointestinal tract of the teleost plays a pivotal role in osmoregulation of both marine and freshwater species. Despite this, little is known about how salinity influences intestinal motility.
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Relationships between pre-pandemic mental health, sociodemographic factors and health behaviours in older adults during the acute onset of COVID-19 in Australia: A descriptive analysis

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By Nicole Lovato, Bedford Park, Sarah Appleton, Robert Adams
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Lovato N, Appleton SL, Reynolds AC, Gill TK, Martin S, Wittert GA, et al. (2026) Relationships between pre-pandemic mental health, sociodemographic factors and health behaviours in older adults during the acute onset of COVID-19 in Australia: A descriptive analysis. PLoS One 21(4): e0346787.
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