Some stress protocols show a pro-inflammatory response in the brain and other systems characterized by a complex release of several...
It is now well recognized that preventive health care requires going beyond the immediate causes of diseases and understanding their...
Accumulated evidence from animal models suggests that exogenously applied stress enhances airway reactivity and increases airway inflammation. This is considered...
Stress, Emotions and Cytokine-Related Diseases Adaptation is one of the core characteristics of living organisms, wherever it refers to proximate...
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Stress continuum – chronic disease Abstract Stress is defined as the state of a threatened homeodynamic balance termed homeostasis by...
Psychological stress is defined as a “state in which homeostasis is actually threatened or perceived to be so”, whereas homeostasis...
The evidence for stress contributing to the onset and course of autoimmune disease is circumstantial and the mechanisms by which...
Stress, Proinflammation and Cardiovascular Diseases Chronic stress can be an extremely detrimental phenomenon because it maintains an artificial state of...
Paradox – stress Stress research has been around for more than 80-90 years. In the 1930s, Hans Selye introduced the...
AI–Assisted Overview Article BrainImmune’s aim is to narrow the informational and conceptual gap at the interface of neurosciences and immunology....