Remembering Immunity, Central regulation of peripheral immune processes
Abstract
Thoughts and emotions can impact physiology. This connection is evident by the emergence of disease following stress, psychosomatic disorders, or recovery in response to placebo treatment. Nevertheless, this fundamental aspect of physiology remains largely unexplored. In this talk, I will focus on the brain’s involvement in regulating the peripheral immune response and explore the question of how the brain evaluates and represents the state of the immune system it regulates.
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