
A study of 575 healthy adults across India and Sri Lanka reveals that South Asian gut microbiomes are distinct and shaped by local culture and diet.
Researchers utilized the South Asian MicroBiome ARray (SAMBAR) to identify microbial signatures associated with urbanization and metabolic health in ten diverse communities.
The findings, published in the journal Gut Microbes, provide a baseline for developing personalized nutrition and precision healthcare for lifestyle disorders like diabetes and obesity.