Study links abnormal immature astroglia to lower fluid intelligence in older epilepsy patients
A new USC-led study links abnormal immature astroglia, star-shaped cells that support brain function, to lower fluid intelligence, or the ability to solve new problems, in older adults with epilepsy.
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