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Distinct Gut Microbiome Signatures Predict Short-term Hospitalisation Risk in Cirrhosis: Insights from a Global Metagenomic Study

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 27, 2026•Gastroenterology
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  • Gut microbiome diversity loss and specific bacterial species alterations associate with 90-day hospitalisation in cirrhosis across multinational cohorts.
  • Functional metagenomic shifts emphasize changes in carbohydrate metabolism and antimicrobial resistance pathways in hospitalised cirrhosis patients.
  • Integrated clinical and microbiome-based prediction models significantly improve hospitalisation risk stratification beyond clinical parameters alone.

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