H. Pylori Insights
A staggering 50% of the global population is estimated to be infected with H. Pylori, yet not everyone will develop gastric cancer or peptic ulcers. The virulence of different H. Pylori strains plays a significant role in disease risk, alongside individual genetics. Interestingly, some research suggests that co-infection with helminths might reduce the risk of gastric cancer, although this remains a complex and debated topic.In this clip
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Ep 28 H. pylori: Don't try this at home
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