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COIMBATORE - 14-8-2025
The brain’s health
depends on more than just
its neurons. A complex
network of blood vessels
and immune cells acts
as the brain’s dedicated
guardians - controlling
what enters, cleaning up
waste, and protecting it
from threats by forming
the blood-brain barrier.A
new study from Gladstone
Institutes and UC San
Francisco (UCSF) reveals
that many genetic risk
factors for neurological
diseases like Alzheimer’s
and stroke exert their
effects within these very
guardian cells.
“When studying diseases
affecting the brain, most
research has focused on
its resident neurons,” says
Gladstone Investigator
Andrew C. Yang, PhD,
senior author of the new
study. “I hope our findings
lead to more interest in
the cells forming the
brain’s borders, which
might actually take center
stage in diseases like
Alzheimer’s.”
The findings address
a long-standing question
about where genetic risk
begins and suggest that
vulnerabilities in the
brain’s defense system
may be a key trigger for
disease.
For years, large-scale
genetic studies have
linked dozens of DNA
variants to a higher risk of
neurological diseases like
Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s,
or multiple sclerosis.
Yet, a major mystery
has persisted: over 90%
of these variants lie not in
the genes themselves, but
in the surrounding DNA
that does not contain the
code for making proteins,
once dismissed as “junk
DNA.” These regions
act as complex dimmer
switches, turning genes
on or off.
Until now, scientists
haven’t had a full map
of which switches control
which genes or in which
specific brain cells they
operate, hindering the path
from genetic discovery to
new treatments.
The blood-brain barrier
is the brain’s frontline
defense - a cellular border
made up of blood vessel
cells, immune cells, and
other supporting cells
that meticulously controls
access to the brain.
Yet, these important
cells have been difficult to
study, even using the field’s
most powerful genetic
techniques. To overcome
this, the Gladstone team
developed MultiVINE-seq,
a technology that gently
isolates the vascular
and immune cells from
postmortem human brain
tissue.
This technology allowed
the team, for the first time,
to simultaneously map
two layers of information:
the gene activity and the
“dimmer switch” settings
-- known as chromatin
accessibility -- within
each cell. The scientists
studied 30 brain samples
from individuals with
and without neurological
disease, giving them a
detailed look at how
genetic risk variants
function across all major
brain cell types.
Working closely with
Gladstone Investigators
Ryan Corces, PhD, and
Katie Pollard, PhD, lead
authors Madigan Reid,
PhD, and Shreya Menon
integrated their single-
cell atlas with large-
scale genetic data from
studies of Alzheimer’s,
stroke, and other brain
diseases. This revealed
where disease-associated
variants are active - and
many were found to be
active in vascular and
immune cells rather than
neurons.
“Before this, we knew
these genetic variants
increased disease risk, but
we didn’t know where or
how they acted in the
context of brain barrier
Alzheimer’s risk may start at
brain’s border: Study
Economically
disadvantaged cancer
patients in Kerala will
now receive free advanced
robotic surgery at the
Regional Cancer Centre
(RCC), under an agreement
made with LIC India as
part of its Corporate
Social Responsibility (CSR)
initiative.
“The facility will be
available during 2025?26,
with 100 patients set to
benefit. LIC has sanctioned
Rs 1.25 crore from its
CSR fund to support the
initiative,” RCC director Dr.
Rekha A. Nair said.
In the previous financial
year, RCC had also received
Free advanced robotic cancer
surgery for disadvantaged
Chennai, Aug 13:
In a historic first for South
India, Tamil Nadu has successfully
carried out a telesurgery spanning
340 km - from Salem to Chennai
- marking a major leap in tech-
enabled healthcare.
The milestone procedure was
performed during TNASICON
2025, the annual conference of
the Association of Surgeons of
India – Tamil Nadu Chapter
(ASI-TN). Dr. Parimuthukumar,
Clinical Lead, Department of
Robotic Surgery, Prashanth Group
of Hospitals, operated remotely
from Dharan Hospitals, Salem, on
a patient admitted to Prashanth
Hospitals, Velachery, Chennai. The
45-year-old patient, diagnosed with
a hernia, underwent a 90-minute
robotic-assisted surgery with on-
site support from a surgical and
technical team in Chennai.
Lauding the achievement, TNASI
Chairman Dr. P. Sundarraj called it a
“proud milestone” that reflects Tamil
Nadu’s commitment to future-ready
healthcare. Prashanth Hospitals
Director Dr. G. Prashanth Krishna
described the feat as “a blend of
innovation and accessibility,” while
Dr. Parimuthukumar highlighted
telesurgery’s role in breaking
geographical barriers to expert
care. Dharan Hospitals Managing
Salem to Chennai:
TN performs first-ever telesurgery
Director Dr. V. Selvaraj noted that
the procedure proved “expert surgical
care can transcend geography.”
The landmark surgery underscores
Tamil Nadu’s strong digital and
medical infrastructure, paving the
way for wider adoption of robotics
and remote operations in healthcare.
Founded in 1976, ASI-TN
is the largest state chapter of
the Association of Surgeons of
India, uniting surgeons from 17
city branches. Its flagship event,
TNASICON, blends academic
learning with innovation, with the
48th edition held in Yercaud, Salem,
from August 8–10, 2025.
An analysis of studies
incorporating data from
almost 30 million people
has highlighted the
role that air pollution -
including that coming from
car exhaust emissions -
plays in increased risk of
dementia.Dementias such
as Alzheimer’s disease are
estimated to affect more
than 57.4 million people
worldwide, a number that
is expected to almost triple
to 152.8 million cases by
2050. The impacts on the
individuals, families and
caregivers and society at
large are immense.
While there are some
indications that the
prevalence of dementia is
decreasing in Europe and
North America, suggesting
that it may be possible
to reduce the risk of the
disease at a population
level, elsewhere the
picture is less promising.
Air pollution has
recently been identified
as a risk factor for
dementia, with several
studies pointing the finger
at a number of pollutants.
However, the strength of
evidence and ability to
determine a causal effect
has been varied.
In a paper recently, a
team led by researchers
at the Medical Research
Council (MRC)
Epidemiology Unit,
University of Cambridge,
carried out a systematic
review and meta-analysis
of existing scientific
literature to examine
this link further. This
approach allowed them
to bring together studies
that on their own may
not provide sufficient
evidence, and which
sometimes disagree with
each other, to provide
more robust overarching
conclusions.
In total, the researchers
included 51 studies,
including data from
more than 29 million
participants, mostly from
high-income countries.
Of these, 34 papers were
included in the meta-
analysis: 15 originated
in North America, 10 in
Europe, seven in Asia,
and two in Australia.
The researchers found a
positive and statistically-
significant association
between three types of air
pollutant and dementia.
These were:
1. Particulate matter
with a diameter of 2.5
microns or less(PM2.5), a
pollutant made up of tiny
particles small enough
that they can be inhaled
deep into the lungs.
These particles come from
several sources, including
vehicle emissions,
power plants, industrial
processes, wood burning
stoves and fireplaces,
and construction dust.
They also form in the
atmosphere because
of complex chemical
reactions involving other
pollutants such as sulphur
dioxide and nitrogen
oxides. The particles can
stay in the air for a long
time and travel a long
way from where they
were produced.
2. Nitrogen dioxide
(NO2), one of the key
pollutants that arise from
burning fossil fuels.
Air fuels dementia, says new study
It is found in vehicle
exhaust, especially diesel
exhaust, and industrial
emissions, as well as
those from gas stoves
and heaters. Exposure
to high concentrations
of nitrogen dioxide can
irritate the respiratory
system, worsening and
inducing conditions like
asthma and reducing lung
function.
According to the
researchers, for every
10 micrograms per
cubic meter (μg/m³) of
PM2.5, an individual’s
relative risk of dementia
would increase by 17%.
The average roadside
measurement for PM2.5
in Central London in
2023 was 10 μg/m³.
For every 10 μg/m3
of NO2, the relative
risk increased by 3%.
The average roadside
measurement for NO2 in
Central London in 2023
was 33 μg/m³.
For each 1 μg/m³
of soot as found in
PM2.5, the relative risk
increased by 13%. Across
the UK, annual mean soot
concentrations measured
at select roadside locations
in 2023 were 0.93 μg/
m³ in London, 1.51 μg/
m³ in Birmingham and
0.65 μg/m³ Glasgow.
Senior author Dr Haneen
Khreis from the MRC
Epidemiology Unit
said: “Epidemiological
evidence plays a crucial
role in allowing us to
determine whether or not
air pollution increases
the risk of dementia and
by how much. Our work
provides further evidence
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cell types,” Reid says.
“Our study shows that
many of the variants are
actually functioning in
blood vessels and immune
cells in the brain.”
One of the study’s
most striking findings is
that genetic risk variants
affect the brain’s barrier
system in fundamentally
different ways, depending
on the disease.
medical equipment worth
Rs 1 crore through a
project implemented by
the LIC Golden Jubilee
Foundation.
Robotic surgery,
performed using computer-
controlled robotic arms,
enables surgeons to
operate with enhanced
precision while viewing
three-dimensional images.
This technology allows
complex and deep-seated
surgeries to be conducted
with greater success.
Compared to open surgery,
patients benefit from
shorter hospital stays,
lower infection risks due
to smaller incisions, and
reduced blood loss.
RCC was the first
government-sector hospital
in Kerala to successfully
perform both robotic
surgery and paediatric
robotic surgery. To date,
it has completed over 150
such procedures.
to support the observation
that long-term exposure to
outdoor air pollution is a
risk factor for the onset
of dementia in previously
healthy adults.
“Tackling air pollution
can deliver long-term
health, social, climate,
and economic benefits. It
can reduce the immense
burden on patients,
families, and caregivers,
while easing pressure on
overstretched healthcare
systems.”
3. Soot, from sources
such as vehicle exhaust
emissions and burning
wood. It can trap heat
and affect the climate.
When inhaled, it can
penetrate deep into
the lungs, aggravating
respiratory diseases and
increasing the risk of
heart problems.
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