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The findings may be particularly important for children and teenagers. Because their bodies are still developing, younger generations are expected to experience the greatest lifetime exposure to elevated atmospheric CO2.
Plus: Ukrainian drones defeated US forces in a military exercise.
The findings may be particularly important for children and teenagers. Because their bodies are still developing, younger generations are expected to experience the greatest lifetime exposure to elevated atmospheric CO2.
Plus: Ukrainian drones defeated US forces in a military exercise.
New research from Stanford is challenging that picture. Scientists found that large numbers of immune cells from elsewhere in the body enter the human brain as people age. The discovery could reshape scientists’ understanding of brain aging and may eventually create new possibilities for treating neurological diseases. The work, supported in part by the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, was published recently in the journal Nature.
Plus: Ukrainian drones defeated US forces in a military exercise.
New research from Stanford is challenging that picture. Scientists found that large numbers of immune cells from elsewhere in the body enter the human brain as people age. The discovery could reshape scientists’ understanding of brain aging and may eventually create new possibilities for treating neurological diseases. The work, supported in part by the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, was published recently in the journal Nature.
Plus: Ukrainian drones defeated US forces in a military exercise.
New research from Stanford is challenging that picture. Scientists found that large numbers of immune cells from elsewhere in the body enter the human brain as people age. The discovery could reshape scientists’ understanding of brain aging and may eventually create new possibilities for treating neurological diseases. The work, supported in part by the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, was published recently in the journal Nature.