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Mold Living in the Intestines May Help Protect the Body From Radiation.

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A research team from Nankai University in China and other institutions has revealed through experiments with mice that a type of fungus called *Mucor racemosus*, which lives in the intestines, may protect the intestines damaged by radiation. The research findings were published in the academic journal *Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences* on August 25, 2026. Read more...
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Mold Living in the Intestines May Help Protect the Body From Radiation.

A research team from Nankai University in China and other institutions has revealed through experiments with mice that a type of fungus called *Mucor racemosus*, which lives in the intestines, may protect the intestines damaged by radiation. The research findings were published in the academic journal *Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences* on August 25, 2026. Read more...

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GIGAZINE broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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