COVID and microglia diakép
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COVID and microglia

The latest article from Ádám Dénes' group was published in Nature Neuroscience, the leading journal in neuroscience research. This should be a cause for celebration, as it is no mean feat to publish in this journal, and why shouldn't the team be happy that their paper has received a lot of press coverage. But the point is not only more than that, it is much more important: their findings may in the future offer the possibility of improving the quality of life of people living with long-COVID syndrome and, what is more, of better understanding neurodegenerative diseases.

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