The Hidden Enemy in Alzheimer's: When Fire Trucks Become Floodwaters The diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is often met with a mix of emotions sadness, fear, and confusion.
Beneath the complex medical jargon lies a surprising truth: our brains' own immune cells may be contributing to the problem they're meant to solve.
Researchers at the University of Kentucky have made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying microglia as the primary culprits behind sleep loss in Alzheimer's patients.