Sedentary Behavior And Screen Time Are Associated With Human Gut Microbiome Diversity: 1880

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Maximilian T. Antush, Onesmo Balemba, Sarah A. Hendricks, Kimberly Andrews, Morgan Flynn, Rayme Geidl and Chantal A. Vella

Medicine and science in sports and exercise, Vol.55(9S), pp.642-642

09/2023

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Title: Sedentary Behavior And Screen Time Are Associated With Human Gut Microbiome Diversity
Creators: Maximilian T. Antush - University of Idaho
Onesmo Balemba - University of Idaho
Sarah A. Hendricks - University of Idaho
Kimberly Andrews - University of Idaho
Morgan Flynn - University of Idaho
Rayme Geidl - Northwest Metabolic Medicine, Moscow, ID
Chantal A. Vella - University of Idaho
Publication Details: Medicine and science in sports and exercise, Vol.55(9S), pp.642-642
Identifiers: 996651383401851
Academic Unit: Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation; Movement Sciences; Initiative for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies; WWAMI Medical Education Program; Biological Sciences; School of Health and Medical Professionals
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article