Scientists are rewriting the playbook on brain immunity—new research reveals skull bone marrow may house hidden immune hubs that act as rapid-response security stations for the brain, challenging the old idea that the brain is “immune privileged.” These organized immune zones, discovered in mice, react faster to threats like tumors and could revolutionize treatments for brain cancer and neurodegenerative diseases—if they exist and function similarly in humans.
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