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A new study shows that cardiovascular diseases remodel the bone marrow vasculature, inducing endothelial dysfunction, vascular leakage, fibrosis and angiogenesis and ultimately leading to overproduction of the inflammatory leukocytes implicated in these conditions.
Cardiovascular disease alters the bone marrow vasculature