Revolutionizing Health with Microbiome Innovation
CAMRI Highlights
“CAMRI serves as a hub for pioneering microbiome research—bridging foundational science with translational applications to improve health outcomes.”
Jacques Ravel, PhD
Founder
In the News
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Santé des femmes : le microbiote vaginal, un sujet crucial «sur les plans scientifique, sanitaire et sociétal»
CAMRI Director, Dr. Jacques Ravel, discusses the importance of vaginal microbiome research with the French Journal Libération.
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Study Reveals Sexual Transmission of Bacterial Vaginosis
Rebecca Brotman, PhD, MPH, discusses new evidence that Bacterial Vaginosis could be sexually transmitted.
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Microbiome interventions for children raise the ethical stakes
As the concern for microbiome intervention for children increases, Dr. Ravel weighs in with advice to parents about how to navigate these new products.
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The secrets of an optimal vaginal microbiome
CAMRI Director Jacques Ravel is featured in Nature Portfolio, where he discusses his research on the vaginal microbiome. Nature features his innovative work with Seed.
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Le microbiote vaginal, l’écosystème trop peu connu qui régule la santé des femmes
CAMRI Director Jacques Ravel, PhD, discusses the importance of the vaginal microbiome and its impact on health in French Journal Le Monde.
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CAMRI: New Microbiome Research Center Established in School of Medicine
After a successful launch at the Mid-Atlantic Microbiome Meet-up in March, CAMRI is featured in UMB’s magazine Catalyst
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