Gut immune cells may block brain inflammation entirely in multiple sclerosis (MS) if their numbers are increased, finds a new study using a mouse model and samples from human MS patients, highlighting the gut-brain axis in MS, and the first potential step towards producing novel treatments for MS.

See the source article by following the link below:
Gut immune cells may block brain inflammation entirely in multiple sclerosis (MS) if their numbers are increased, finds a new study using a mouse model and samples from human MS patients, highlighting the gut-brain axis in MS, and the first potential step towards producing novel treatments for MS.