Salzburg / Vienna – Certain immune cells that are supposed to protect the body could also play a kind of driving role in Alzheimer’s disease. An international research team with Salzburg participation has now shown in the journal “Nature” that CD8 T cells apparently influence the brain of sick people. The new findings could also be an approach for therapy and diagnostics in the future.
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