Irish Medical Times·3 min read·hard
Cell-suppressing treatments may be detrimental to Alzheimer's patients
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Michael McHale
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New research from Trinity College Dublin indicates that suppressing brain immune cells, known as microglia, may worsen Alzheimer's disease symptoms. The study found that these cells are essential for maintaining neuronal network stability, suggesting that current therapeutic approaches targeting them may be counterproductive.
Irish research suggests that immune cells could play a critical role in maintaining the stability of neuronal networks in Alzheimer’s disease
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