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(2014), Beyond labor: The role of natural and synthetic oxytocin in the transition to motherhood Altre letture e risorse multimediali I libri e gli articoli che seguono sono stati suggeriti come letture aggiuntive da Rodney Dietert, Professore di Immunotossicologia alla Cornell University, autore di . Gran parte degli articoli sul web sono disponibili in forma completa e gratuita, è sufficiente scaricarli. The Human Superorganism Libri Blaser, M.J., , 2017, Aboca Edizioni Che fine hanno fatto i nostri microbi? Come l’uso di antibiotici alimenta le malattie della nostra epoca Dietert, R.R., Dutton, an imprint of Penguin Random House, New York, 2016. The Human Superorganism: How the microbiome is revolutionizing the pursuit of a healthy life Dietert, R.R. and Dietert J., , World Scientific Publishing Company, Singapore, 2010. 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