#Neurotoxins

Recent research into the cerebral mechanics of fluid movement underscores the complexity of how cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) behaves within the brain, challenging our understanding of its role in neural maintenance and waste expulsion. The study spearheaded by teams at the Karolinska Institute and the famed Nedergaard lab has reignited debates within the scientific community, not merely about CSF function but also the purpose of sleep itself—a subject with significant implications for both the general populace and medical professionals in Thailand.