Lymph node like structures in mouse skulls acted as early responders against brain tumors
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Hope it doesn't take 50 years to use this to cure diseases, but pretty cool we're still learning this much
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Article says it appears humans might have the same. I'd love to not get brain cancer someday. My aunt has it and it's been horrific.
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I'm sorry about your aunt. The idea of targeting the immune response right next to the brain sounds genuinely promising. Really hope this research goes somewhere.
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