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- An NIH-funded study indicates that some bone-marrow derived cells in circulation penetrate the walls of the blood-brain barrier as we age. The new research linked these outsiders, which adopt immune behaviors in the brain, with reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Learn more:
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