Texas Researchers Say They Have Made a Breakthrough for a Stronger, Younger Brain

Scientists have a term for the slow, smoldering inflammation that builds up in the brain's memory center as you age: "neuroinflammaging."

It quietly degrades the cellular machinery that keeps you sharp, making it harder to form new memories, think clearly and adapt to new situations. For decades, researchers considered it essentially unavoidable—a tax on getting older that everyone eventually pays.

Now, a team at Texas A&M University just published new research suggesting that may not be true.

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