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A new study in mice with Huntington’s disease shows that blocking a specific immune system protein called NLRP3 with a drug called MCC950 can improve gut health, leading to softer stool and better digestion. This is important because it suggests a new way to treat the severe constipation and gut problems that are common and distressing for people with Huntington’s disease.
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A review of dementia research in Latin America highlights that the region faces a growing number of dementia cases but struggles with late diagnoses, limited access to specialized care, and social stigma. Addressing these challenges with region-specific solutions is crucial for improving brain health for millions of aging people in Latin America.
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A study in rats found that exposure to energy drinks early in life can harm social behavior and learning, and these negative effects can persist even after pregnancy. This raises significant concerns about the potential long-term impact of energy drink consumption on brain development and behavior in young people.
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