MAP (Mycobacterium avium spp. paratuberculosis) has long been proposed as a cause of Crohn's. Human Para is a 501(c)(3) charity which was formed in 2017 to sponsor evidence-based research projects which either include or exclude MAP's involvement in Crohn's disease.
The first two studies investigated MAP detection techniques in human blood samples:
https://humanpara.org/current-research-studies/
This new third study branches out to look at in vitro susceptibility of a variety of human and animal MAP strains to combination antibiotics and essential oils.
https://humanpara.org/what-is-the-susceptibility-of-map-strains-to-antibiotic-combinations/
The first two studies investigated MAP detection techniques in human blood samples:
https://humanpara.org/current-research-studies/
This new third study branches out to look at in vitro susceptibility of a variety of human and animal MAP strains to combination antibiotics and essential oils.
https://humanpara.org/what-is-the-susceptibility-of-map-strains-to-antibiotic-combinations/