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Oligodendrocyte dysfunction, abnormal myelin, and reduced NRF2 activity are linked to faster age-related cognitive decline.

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Oligodendrocytes
What
Oligodendrocyte dysfunction, abnormal myelin, and reduced NRF2 activity are linked to faster age-related cognitive decline.
When
Mon, 07 Sep 2026 08:09:19 GMT · 3d 9h ago
Where
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Why
The study suggests that oligodendrocytes, previously thought to be protective, may actively contribute to cognitive decline through their dysfunction.
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This research re-evaluates the role of oligodendrocytes in brain aging, potentially opening new avenues for understanding and treating age-related cognitive decline.

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