A new study from news-medical.net reveals that many neurological diseases damage specific parts of the brain, even though the harmful protein involved is present throughout. [1] This research suggests that there may be other factors at play in determining which regions are targeted by these diseases. Meanwhile, another study published on the same day focuses on how glial cells regulate brain injury and recovery from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). [2] The article notes that TBIs affect millions of people annually and can lead to long-term disabilities and neurological complications. [1] neurosciencenews.com also reported a similar study, which delves into why brain damage specifically targets the cerebellum in certain diseases. [3]