The Juno Blog

All vaginal bacteria known to science. All vaginal yeast known to science. And your pH too.

A new bacterial infection study has connected endometriosis and fusobacterium, as 64% of women with endometriosis are infected with fusobacterium bacteria.

Emerging research shows a strong relationship between endometriosis and the microbiome. Here we explore the link and what it means for women’s health.

The vaginal microbiome has a profound impact on pregnancy health - here we dig into the science with an expert

The link between the vaginal microbiome and pregnancy outcomes is so strong that someone’s vaginal microbiome can actually be used to predict IVF success

Yeast infections are common but understanding them can be hard. Why won’t it go away? What is non-albicans Candida? This guide is here to help you get real answers with real science.

The answer is found in your bacterial and fungal load.

The complex community of organisms living in your vagina plays a part in your risk of developing certain non-infectious conditions - like cancer. 

Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts that promote healthy functioning in different parts of the body. Could probiotic supplements for vaginal health help prevent infections?

Could the answer to chronic vaginal health issues be a vaginal microbiome transplant?

Meet the interconnected community of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microbes living in your vagina.

A lot of nasty vaginal concerns can masquerade as a yeast infection. Here’s what it could really be.

Your vaginal microbiome could be behind your recurrent UTIs. Here’s how to break the cycle