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The Pathocast in Review adopts a journal club format to critically dissect the latest research in immunology, virology, and infectious disease. Join our panellist as they deep-dive into recently published studies in a roundtable discussion.
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- Sep 6, 2026
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- Aug 2, 2026
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From Dieting to Treat Cancer to Fine-Tuning Child Survival (opens the original)
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Welcome to Pathocast In Review – S2. Ep4 What do diet, the gut microbiome, and multi-omicshave in common? In this episode we explore how the gutmicrobiome, microbial metabolites and Th17 cells may connect ketogenic diets with colorectal cancer protection. We then dive into multi-omic data from infants across Africa and Southeast Asia, where malnutrition emerged as thestrongest predictor of post-discharge mortality , withproteomic biomarkers outperforming metabolic and metagenomic approaches. Pap
From Fasting Immune Cells to the Gut–Neurodiversity (opens the original)
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Welcome to Pathocast In Review – S2. Ep3 – Can we really improve vaccine responses by giving someone a meal first, or is there a deeper connection between fasting, diet, and immunity? And could ADHD and autism have roots in the gut? In this episode, we explore how fasting and dietary lipids can change the fitness and function of the immune system, and how interactions between the microbiome and the epigenome in early life may influence a baby’s neurodevelopmental trajectory. Papers in Review: 1.
From Engineered Breast Milk to Crossing Africa's Microbiome Borders (opens the original)
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Welcome to Pathocast In Review – S2. Ep2 – What if we could give formula-fed babies some of the same microbiome advantages as breastfeeding? And why does the microbiome look so different across Africa while remaining unique to the rest of the world? Join us as we unpack the science behind infant gut development, explore an innovative antibody-based approach to directing microbiome development in formula-fed infants, and travel across the continent to discover how environment, culture and lifesty
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