BACTERIA AND THEIR IMPACT ON HUMAN HEALTH

Rayimqulov Firdavs Azimjon o‘g‘li; Khujayeva Shakhnoz Absamatovna

Authors

Rayimqulov Firdavs Azimjon o‘g‘li 2nd-year student, Faculty of Medicine, Alfraganus University
Khujayeva Shakhnoz Absamatovna PhD in Medical Sciences Lecturer at the Department of Medicine, Alfraganus University

Keywords:

bacteria, microbiome, pathogenic bacteria, human health, infection, immune system, antibiotics, probiotics, the impact of the microbiome on health.

Abstract

Bacteria can have both positive and negative effects on human health. This article analyzes bacteria and their effects on the human body, the microbiome, and diseases caused by pathogenic bacteria. The role of bacteria in the natural microbiome, their interaction with the immune system, and their role in causing infectious diseases are considered. The impact of bacteria on health is discussed using statistical data and scientific research.

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