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¹Department of Biobehavioral Health Science, University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois.

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Human health is intimately linked with trillions of microbes, forming the microbiome. Understanding this complex relationship is crucial for healthcare professionals, especially advanced practice nurses, to improve patient outcomes.

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Microbiology
Human Health
Microbiome Research

Background:

Humans host over 37 trillion microbes, forming a complex microbiome.
Microbial cells in the body are roughly equivalent to mammalian cells.
The microbiome's genetic content vastly exceeds the human genome, influencing health and survival.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the significance of the human microbiome in health and disease.
To underscore the factors influencing microbiome composition.
To emphasize the role of advanced practice nurses in microbiome-related healthcare.

Main Methods:

Review of existing scientific literature on the human microbiome.
Analysis of the microbiome's genetic contribution to human health.
Exploration of factors impacting microbiome diversity and richness.

Main Results:

The microbiome plays a critical role in producing essential molecules for human survival.
Factors like birth mode, diet, and medications significantly alter microbiome composition.
Microbiome research is rapidly evolving, with profound implications for clinical practice.

Conclusions:

The human microbiome is integral to health, ranging from symbiotic to pathogenic interactions.
Advanced practice nurses must educate themselves on the microbiome to effectively advocate for patients.
Integrating microbiome knowledge into clinical practice is essential for future healthcare.
Nurses are vital in educating patients about the microbiome, environment, and health connection.