Skin-Gut-Breast Microbiota Axes

Abstract

The skin microbiome is an active field where we continue to find new relationships between skin-gut microbiota and skin diseases. Emerging evidence arising from interdisciplinary research supports the occurrence of communication axes between organs, such as the breast-gut or gut-skin axis. They are often employed in response to stress challenges and to neurogenic organ inflammation as well. With this Special Issue, we would like to introduce a new microbiota communication between organs and encourage researchers to publish evidence which amalgamates this concept into a new, unifying model, such as the Skin-Gut-Breast axis.