The fulfillment of BrainImmune’s undertaking depends on generous gifts and grants from those who understand our mission, share our passion and support our work.
The Novelty
We are the first online resource that delivers up to date information into the broad inter-disciplinary area of neuroendocrine-immunology and stress-immune interactions, and their impact on health and disease.
- BrainImmune is the first web resource exploring the interface between neuroscience and immunology.
- BrainImmune is the first site covering stress-immune interactions, the interface of stress and immunity and the impact of stress on health and disease.
- The concepts discussed at BrainImmune represent recent advances in the field; they are not available in medical textbooks, and, as a general rule, not taught at medical schools, or PhD training or programs.
Our Mission
BrainImmune’s aim is to:
- narrow the information and conceptual gap at the interface of neurosciences and immunology.
- promote the progress, communication and collaborations in neuroendocrine immunology and stress-immunity research, and to speed up innovation in this vast inter-disciplinary area.
Our goal is to advance a new inter-disciplinary field in medical science that has great potential and significance.
Our Credo
We believe that the neuroendocrine-immune dysfunction and abnormal stress-immune interactions represent major components essential to all common complex human diseases. For more information, visit BrainImmune: Our Credo And Common Complex Human Diseases.
Why we need your help
- We believe that online the “information wants to be free”. Thus, we haven’t put-up a paywall of subscriptions and/or submission fees. In the rapidly growing online publishing world, however, funds are limited, thus, we increasingly need our readers support.
- The modern medical research is dominated by reductionism; it remains a popular approach and mindset.
- On the other hand, the role of ‘systemic’ factors such as the neuroendocrine-immune dysfunction, and the role of stress and stress-immune interactions is often overlooked and is a poorly understood area.
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