About This Course
This lesson begins by illustrating how the interface between the immune system, mind, and the brain affects mental health. For example, chronic inflammation is significantly associated with a broad range of health and mental health problems, including devastating effects on mood, cognition, and social withdrawal. Inflammation can result from adversity and the several dimensions of the interface between mind, brain, and body. In fact, chronic inflammation is strongly associated with anxiety, depression, and cognitive deficits, including dementia.
Course curriculum
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1
Welcome
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Introduction
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Psychoneuroimmunology Webinar
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Psychoneuroimmunology
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Psychoneuroimmunology Quiz
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Next Steps...
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Before you go...
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Instructor
Senior Instructor
John Arden
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