Smash Notes
What Is the Microbiome Difference in Vaginal Birth vs. C-section
When you’re born with a c-section, you don’t gain the benefit of your mother’s microbiome that’s passed on to you from the birthing canal. In a c-section, you’ll have bacteria found in a hospital rather than the bacteria found in your mom.
Science Rules! with Bill Nye
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The Right Drug for the Right Bug
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at 14:20
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On this episode
- What Are the Side Effects of Broad Spectrum Antibiotics
- What Happens When the Two Microbes Grown Next to One Another
- Are the Microbes Making Antibiotics
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- What Is the Microbiome Difference in Vaginal Birth vs. C-section
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