Nobuhiko Kamada, Ph.D., assistant professor of internal medicine in the division of gastroenterology at U-M Medical School has been collecting and researching the different types of bacterias found in a person's gut. During his research, Dr. Kamada has found that the overgrown bacteria found within the gut of a person who suffers from IBD is also linked to bacteria that is normally found inside the mouth.
Dr. Kamada contacted the dental school and asked them "does oral diseases affect the severity of gastrointestinal diseases?"
After further research, a study was published in Celi, which shows that oral bacteria found in the gut can worsen inflammation.
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