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Africa: Brain Inflammation May Be the Reason Behind Muscle Fatigue After Infection and Injury

13 December 2024
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Africa: Brain Inflammation May Be the Reason Behind Muscle Fatigue After Infection and Injury
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Infectious or chronic diseases can lead to neuroinflammation in the brain, causing muscle weakness and fatigue. Researchers have identified a brain-to-muscle communication pathway that depletes energy in muscles without causing structural damage, potentially offering new treatment strategies. Targeting this pathway with neutralizing antibodies shows promise in preventing muscle fatigue in mice with neuroinflammation, providing hope for improved muscle function in various diseases.

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