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  • probiotic

    …infection of the blood) and fungemia (fungal infection of the blood) in patients whose immune systems are compromised. Probiotic-associated bacteremia has been reported in individuals with severe ulcerative colitis. In preterm infants, probiotics have proven beneficial, reducing the likelihood of necrotizing enterocolitis, but cases of probiotic-associated sepsis have been documented.…

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    …infection of the blood) and fungemia (fungal infection of the blood) in patients whose immune systems are compromised. Probiotic-associated bacteremia has been reported in individuals with severe ulcerative colitis. In preterm infants, probiotics have proven beneficial, reducing the likelihood of necrotizing enterocolitis, but cases of probiotic-associated sepsis have been documented.…

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