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Clostridioides difficile

Pathogen A toxin producer that overgrows when antibiotics clear its competitors, causing severe diarrhea; a leading healthcare-associated infection.

Associated with these conditions

C. difficile infection Direct cause

Overgrowth of this toxin producer defines the infection, typically after antibiotics clear its competitors.

Well-replicated

Infectious gastroenteritis Direct cause

A common cause of antibiotic-associated infectious diarrhea.

Well-replicated

Autism spectrum (ASD) Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Associated with

Reported in Disbiome, Peryton.

Moderate evidence

Colorectal cancer Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Cystic fibrosis Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Atopic eczema Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Atopic wheeze Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Eczema (atopic dermatitis) Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Clostridium difficile infection Associated with

Reported in Disbiome.

Preliminary

Crohn Disease Associated with

Reported in Peryton.

Preliminary

Colorectal Neoplasms Associated with

Reported in Peryton.

Preliminary

What shifts it

Antibiotics Raises it

Medication

Well-replicated Well-established

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