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Sep 1, 2026Karen Pendergrass

Revised “The BV Community”: now reads “production degrades mucus barrier | | fannyhessea vaginae (reported historically as Atopobium vaginae) | Strongly associated with disturbed vaginal communities and BV in culture-independent studies |…”.

Revised “The BV Community”: changed “production degrades mucus barrier | | Atopobium vaginae | Biofilm co-resident; produces lactic acid isomer (D-lactate) that does not protect against BV | | Prevotella bivia | Amino” to “production degrades mucus barrier | | fannyhessea vaginae (reported historically as Atopobium vaginae) | Strongly associated with disturbed vaginal communities and BV in culture-independent studies |…”.

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Apr 20, 2026WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Revised “Heavy Metal Associations”: now reads “This is a direct application of metals-as-selective-pressures (Karen's Brain Primitive 1) to the”.

Revised “Heavy Metal Associations”: changed “This is a direct application of metals as selective pressures (Karen's Brain Primitive 1) to the” to “This is a direct application of metals-as-selective-pressures (Karen's Brain Primitive 1) to the”.

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Apr 18, 2026WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Bacterial Vaginosis”: Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common vaginal infection in women of reproductive age, affecting an estimated 29% of women globally. Rather than an infection by a single pathogen, BV represents a…

Created “Bacterial Vaginosis”: Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common vaginal infection in women of reproductive age, affecting an estimated 29% of women globally. Rather than an infection by a single pathogen, BV represents a… Published sections: Bacterial Vaginosis; The Healthy Vaginal Ecosystem; The BV Community; Iron Ecology in BV; Heavy Metal Associations; BV and Reproductive Health; The Estrobolome Connection; Interkingdom Dynamics; Open Questions; Cross-References.

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