SCI & TECH● LOW1h ago · Oct 26, 2026, 9:00 AM
What are microchimeric cells doing to our brain?
New Scientist · global
We now know that cells exchanged during pregnancy can take up residency in our brain. Could they influence our development, health or even behaviour? Columnist Helen Thomson explores this mysterious cellular legacy
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