HIV reshapes the maternal gut with ripple effects for infants

doi:10.1038/d44151-026-00040-w

March 3, 2026Nature IndiaOpen Access

HIV reshapes the maternal gut with ripple effects for infants

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To examine how maternal HIV affects gut health and microbiome in infants.
Observed maternal HIV effects on gut health
Analyzed gut microbiome changes in infants
Assessed metabolic disruption in the context of maternal HIV
Maternal HIV linked to persistent gut dysbiosis in infants
Significant metabolic disruption observed in infants
Loss of microbiome diversity noted in infants of HIV-positive mothers

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Study links maternal HIV to gut dysbiosis and metabolic changes in uninfected infants, highlighting long-term effects.

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Study links maternal HIV to persistent gut dysbiosis, metabolic disruption and microbiome loss in uninfected babies. Study links maternal HIV to persistent gut dysbiosis, metabolic disruption and microbiome loss in uninfected babies.

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