Ian Harrison

1 month ago | academic.oup.com | Masud Husain |Alain Goriely |Gavin Giovannoni |Ian Harrison

Heart failure can lead to reduced cerebral blood flow, neurodegeneration and cognitive decline. In a mouse model of heart failure, Kritsilis et al. show that cerebral blood flow helps regulate the brain’s glymphatic system, and that heart failure can disrupt glymphatic system homeostasis. See Harrison (https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awaf054) for a scientific commentary on this article.