Scientists and medical researchers have increasingly focused on the fragile balance maintained in the human microbiome, that intricate and interactive system of trillions of microorganisms bustling about in our bodies that helps us stay healthy and fight off viruses and other infectious illnesses. Modern science, as well as what we eat and have access to in the produce section of the grocery market, allows us to physically alter our microbiome—our gut—in ways that can improve and extend our lives. Come explore how food is becoming the "pharmacy of the 21st century," giving us the ability to move beyond antibiotic use in combatting antibiotic resistance. The salon will bring together researchers from leading universities and the Prostate Cancer Foundation