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Study shows gut immune cells migrate to brain after infection

Harvard neuroimmunologist calls findings outstanding with broad implications

1 Sep 15 · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

Francisco Quintana, a neuroimmunologist at Harvard University, praised the study and outlined its significance for understanding gut-brain interactions. He highlighted potential applications in exploring how gut infections affect neurological disorders and developing new therapies.

Harvard neuroimmunologist calls findings outstanding with broad implications
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“It opens up several possibilities, such as exploring how gut infections might affect neurological disorders, and developing therapies that harness that relationship.”

Francisco Quintana

Menna Clatworthy Study co-author, clinician scientistFrancisco Quintana Neuroimmunologist, Harvard University

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