12/08/2026
"We've known for years that inflammation is all over Alzheimer's brains—what we didn't know is where it starts," he said. "This suggests it may just be part of normal aging, kicking off in midlife, long before anyone has symptoms.
"The brain's immune environment is quietly changing under the surface for decades first."
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Scientists found the brain's immune cells start switching to inflammatory ones at 50; a possible trigger for dementia.