SCCM Resource Library-Basic and Translational Research

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Matthew Taylor discusses research on the impact of the microbiome on critical illness and potential future healthcare advances. Notable studies include predicting bloodstream infections in neonates through microbiome analysis, adult ICU dysbiosis linked to nosocomial infections, and the role of microbiota in respiratory infections. He also highlights studies on pediatric microbiome influences on asthma and allergic diseases. Taylor briefly mentions emerging treatments, including CAR T-cells for NMDA receptor encephalopathy and mitochondrial transplantation for improved outcomes post-cardiac arrest. Overall, he anticipates significant advancements in care within 5-10 years.

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Year in Review | Year in Review: Pediatrics

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Year 2024

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microbiome

critical illness

healthcare advances

neonates infections

pediatric asthma

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