Brain's Aging Immune Cells Hold Key to Longevity

For a decade, we've blamed amyloid buildup for brain aging—but new research reveals that's only half the story. The real culprit may be your brain's own immune cells actively dismantling the system designed to clear toxic waste, and understanding this mechanism could fundamentally reshape how we approach longevity and cognitive decline.

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