Articles from Tiny Health

Research from Tiny Health and Free to Feed, published in Frontiers in Microbiomes, finds the gut microbiomes of infants with eczema or food allergies begin to look different from healthy peers as early as 6 months old — indicating that earlier interventions may be critical for prevention

Analysis by Tiny Health found that 39% of women sampling their vaginal microbiome had low or absent Lactobacillus levels, and nearly half had at least one microbiome imbalance associated with fertility concerns

First-of-its-kind research offers participants exclusive access to combined oral and gut microbiome testing

The microbiome startup powering preventive and personalized health launches new aging study and deepens partnerships with leading wellness and longevity programs

Randomized trial of 54 infants shows precision gut health support dramatically reduces microbiome risks of allergic disease

Tiny Health and Evexia Diagnostics Expand At-Home Microbiome Testing Access Across Conventional and Functional Medicine Providers in the U.S. and Canada

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tiny Health, a leader in at-home gut microbiome testing, today announced the launch of its Gut Maturation Index, an advanced machine learning tool that predicts a child’s gut microbiome age with 1-2 month accuracy up to age three. This innovative tool enables parents to compare their child’s gut health to age-specific benchmarks and take action if gut development is accelerated or delayed—factors that may be related to chronic conditions such as eczema, allergies, obesity, and Type 1 diabetes.

Gut Health innovator strengthens practitioner-focused strategy with industry leaders in precision medicine

AUSTIN, Texas, June 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tiny Health, the first at-home gut microbiome test for babies, and Rupa Health, the platform leader in specialty laboratory testing, have announced a partnership to expand access to comprehensive at-home microbiome testing to Rupa’s vast network of health practitioners, with a shared mission to transform preventative care, address health issues at the root cause, and improve health outcomes of future generations.

$13M in total funding will advance gut health innovation and reduce chronic health conditions that affect nearly half of U.S. children