CDD featured in the media

The Daily Telegraph | Parasites linked to sewage fertiliser as stomach bugs grip Sydney

Human sewage used as fertiliser on farms across NSW is being blamed for a breakout of Third World parasites across Sydney.

BBC Radio 4 | Gut Bacteria

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Freakonomics Radio | The Power of Po

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Reuters | Scientists fight bugs with poo

Once a year, every year, Professor Thomas Borody receives a single-stem rose from one of his most grateful patients. She is, he says, thanking him for restoring her bowel flora.

The Scientist | Same poop, different gut

For physicians and researchers alike, fecal transplants present an opportunity to gain insight into disease.

Catalyst: Science in Profile | Prof Thomas Borody

“I was born in Krakow in 1950 in Poland and we arrived in Sydney 15th of January, 1960. It was quite a contrast when we arrived we live now in a western world and we no longer had such restrictions as we did.”

SMH.com.au | Scientists battle killer superbug

AUSTRALIAN scientists have developed an antibody to fight a hospital superbug that has claimed thousands of lives in Britain and the US.