Brain’s support cells may hold key to new Huntington’s treatments

A growing body of research suggests that the disease may also flow from defects in glia, important support cells found in the brain. The new study expands our understanding of the underlying mechanisms of the disease, and reinforces the potential of therapies that target glia cells.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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