Neuroinflammation is a primary hallmark of chronic neurodegenerative diseases and is also implicated in poor outcomes following acute trauma and brain injury. Neuroinflammation arises largely from dysregulated activation of microglia, which disrupts neuronal function and promotes degradation of the blood-brain barrier. This, in turn, accelerates progressive neurotoxicity that characterises these conditions. Most neurodegenerative diseases are marked by a paucity of disease-modifying therapies,...
Source: PubMed - functional seizures
ยทPublished 30 Oct 2026 ยทImported 31 Oct 2026
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