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SUMMARY:The Gut-Brain Axis: Fact or Fiction?
LOCATION:Calvin Park Branch\nCalvin Park Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Could what you eat affect your mental health? You may have hea
 rd how probiotic-rich foods help maintain your digestive system\, but is t
 here also a connection between your gut bacteria and your brain? .\nhttps:
 //kfpl.libnet.info/event/3745828
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>PLEASE NOTE THAT REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVE
 NT IS NOW FULL. Any additional registrants will be added to what is alread
 y a substantial waiting list. If you have already registered but realize t
 hat you won't be able to come on January 15\, please cancel your registrat
 ion at https://calendar.kfpl.ca/myevents [or (613) 549-8888] so someone fr
 om the waiting list may attend.</p>\n<p>This is the first presentation of 
 our new Brain Storm monthly speakers' series\, in which students from the 
 Centre for Neuroscience Studies (CNS) at Queen's University share their re
 search into the molecular and cellular inner workings of the brain.</p>\n<
 p>This month Queen's PhD candidate Caroline Wallace discusses the link bet
 ween the gut and the brain\, and how diet and nutrition can affect our men
 tal health through the microbes in our gut.</p>\n<p>This program requires 
 registration.</p>\nhttps://kfpl.libnet.info/event/3745828
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