A team of School of Medicine researchers recently investigated the use of a novel gene therapy treatment called TANGO to treat Dravet Syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy.
School of Medicine findings explain how certain bone cells may be a target for treating osteoporosis.
In a study led by Dr. Heather Ferris from the Department of Medicine at the University, investigators found that cholesterol produced by brain cells called astrocytes leads to the accumulation of plaques within the brain.
A new potential treatment for epilepsy focuses on harnessing the natural strength of microglia to protect neurons.
