Neuroscience & Mind
More Than Glue: How Glial Cells Drive Brain Health and Disease
Glial cells, far from being passive "brain glue," are now understood as active participants crucial for brain health, regulating synaptic function, immune responses, and signal transmission. Their dysfunction is a primary driver of many neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders, offering new therapeutic targets.
Dr. Chloe O'Connell·October 2, 2026
