When researchers talk about industrialized populations, they’re referring to people living in modern, Western-style societies — think the U.S., Europe, and other urbanized regions. These are places where most people eat highly processed foods, have easy access to antibiotics, live in urban environments, and have less daily contact with diverse microbes from soil, animals, and traditional food preparation.
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