Tag: Jonathan Kipnis November 9, 2022 Rejuvenated immune cells can improve clearance of toxic waste from brainFindings in mice suggest new therapeutic approach to Alzheimer’s, other age-related diseases.News Release October 17, 2022 Adeoye, Guilak, Gutmann, Kipnis elected to National Academy of MedicineElection is one of the highest honors for contributions to health, medicine.News Release November 17, 2021 Kipnis named an editor of medical journalServes as an academic editor of Journal of Experimental Medicine.National Leaders June 3, 2021 Studies reveal skull as unexpected source of brain immunityImmune cells from skull bone marrow guard the brain, spinal cord.News Release May 4, 2021 Brain’s lymphatic system tied to Alzheimer’s symptoms in miceSource: The Scientist April 28, 2021 Draining brain’s debris enhances Alzheimer’s therapies in miceImpaired drainage also may play a role in Alzheimer’s in people.News Release January 27, 2021 How does the immune system keep tabs on the brain?Study finds site of immune surveillance of the brain, points to new ways to target brain inflammation.News Release September 14, 2020 Immune system affects mind and body, study indicatesImmune cells produce molecule that influences vigilance, alertness in mice.News Release August 19, 2020 New center to explore brain, immune system connectionsDiscoveries will aid efforts to develop immune therapies for neurological diseases.News Release November 13, 2019 Kipnis named BJC InvestigatorLeader in groundbreaking research on interaction of brain and immune system to join faculty.News Release Posts navigation