Social distancing is a key component of the expert-recommended strategy to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Avoiding contact with others, however, may have repercussions in a person’s gut microbiome. A new article calls for scientists to more closely examine the ways in which COVID-19 — and our response to it — interact with microbial health.
Social distancing and microbial health
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