Ami Bhatt on the Microbiome, Superbugs, and Cancer Therapy

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Stanford hematologist and microbiome researcher Ami Bhatt, MD, PhD, joins The Future of Medicine to explore the microbes living in and on us—and how understanding their evolution could help scientists tackle hospital infections and develop new approaches to cancer therapy.In this episode, Dr. Bhatt explains why the microbiome is far more dynamic than a collection of bacteria living in the gut.

Microbes interact with our immune system and metabolism, but they also evolve rapidly in response to their environment. For patients undergoing…

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Primary source: The Future of Medicine · September 6, 2026

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