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Researchers Treat Epilepsy in Mice
A team of researchers has now found a way to cure epilepsy in mice using cells called the medial ganglionic eminence (MGE) cells that stop overactive nerve signals from reaching the hippocampus. The therapy might one day be useful in treating people with epilepsy.
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