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- A recent study investigates near-infrared phototherapy to enhance meningeal lymphatic vessel function in mice, aiming to clear advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) linked to cognitive decline.
- Researchers report the therapy reduces neuroinflammation and cellular death markers in the brain.
- Nitric oxide acts as a key factor in expanding meningeal lymphatic vessels to boost waste clearance.
- Further studies are needed to evaluate the therapy's efficacy in humans.
