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February 19, 2026Food & Function0 citationsOpen Access

Correction: Hyperoside, a dietary flavonoid, protects against endometritis via gut microbiota-dependent production of hydroxyphenyllactic acid and the gut–uterus axis

JYJing YangJYJing YuYCYajing Chen

Key Points

  • To clarify how hyperoside, a dietary flavonoid, protects against endometritis through the gut microbiota.
  • Correction of previous findings regarding hyperoside
  • Focus on the role of gut microbiota in health
  • Exploration of the gut–uterus axis
  • Confirmed protective effects of hyperoside against endometritis
  • Highlighted the crucial role of gut microbiota
  • Identified production of hydroxyphenyllactic acid as a mediator

Abstract

Correction for ‘Hyperoside, a dietary flavonoid, protects against endometritis via gut microbiota-dependent production of hydroxyphenyllactic acid and the gut–uterus axis’ by Jing Yang, et al. , Food Funct. , 2026, 17 , 408–425, https://doi.org/10.1039/D5FO04275E.

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Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6996a818ecb39a600b3ee834https://doi.org/10.1039/d5fo90117k
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