Faecal bacterial microbiota in patients with cirrhosis and the effect of lactulose administration

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RT @JasmohanBajaj: @sconglymd @MedicalKeeda @jturnesv @ebtapper Lactulose doesn't massively affect microbial composition in constipation &…

RT @JasmohanBajaj: @sconglymd @MedicalKeeda @jturnesv @ebtapper Lactulose doesn't massively affect microbial composition in constipation &…

RT @JasmohanBajaj: @sconglymd @MedicalKeeda @jturnesv @ebtapper Lactulose doesn't massively affect microbial composition in constipation &…

@sconglymd @MedicalKeeda @jturnesv @ebtapper Lactulose doesn't massively affect microbial composition in constipation & #hepaticencephalopathy, and does not change #Ecoli...so not sure what this issue is? https://t.co/DHvZcFIXwC https://t.co/futPLO0gr4

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