Bone marrow in the skull could be used to monitor Alzheimer’s, MS and more

New observations of skull cell signals and skull tunnels suggest bone marrow there could be used to monitor neurological diseases.

of mice, an observation made again in the new study.

The study “shows the connections very beautifully,” he says, “but how functionally relevant they are still needs to be studied.”

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