Titlebook: Breakdown in Human Adaptation to ‘Stress’ Volume II; Towards a multidisci R. E. Ballieux,J. F. Fielding,A. L’Abbate Book 1984 ECSC, EEC, EA

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Neuroendocrine Interactions with Brain and Behavior: A Model for Psychoneuroimmunology?rganization of neuroendocrine responses occurs at four levels: in the limbic system, the hypothalamus, the pituitary gland and in the target organs including the brain. By actions on the brain hormonal states induced by psychosocial stimuli modulate adaptive behavioral processes such as learning, me

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Psychoneuroimmunologygnition of the rapid growth of a new integrative field of study involving interdisciplinary research on the neuroendocrine mediation of the effects of behavior in modifying immune function. Because immune responses also influence neuroendocrine function and may thus influence behavior, psychoneuroim

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Problems of Clinical Interdisciplinary Research. Investigation into Bronchial Asthma as a ParadigmArch..Assessments were concentrated on bronchial asthma (a.br.) using the other disorders as controls to reveal similarities and differences between different psychosomatic illnesses. Data were gathered over a 7-year perod from a group of 235 patients (Table 1).

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Factors Involved in the Classical Conditioning of Antibody Responses in Micemune system itself, and by factors produced by cells associated directly or indirectly with the effects of immune stimulation (1). Amongst the former we could consider the intricacies of a network model for immunoregulation (2), while amongst the latter for instance one could cite evidence for an ef

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The Bone Marrow, our Autonomous Morphostatic “Brain”ely independent functions which are dominant with respect to other superimposed systems (nervous, endocrine) and that the BM contains our fundamental autonomous devices for controlling the homoeostatic mechanisms for maintenance of self-tolerance and defence (immunity), and repair (regeneration)..Tr

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Immune Regulation of the Hypothalamic-Hypophysial-Adrenal Axis: A Role for Thymosins and Lymphokinescts of the immune system are able to influence the hypothalamic-hypophysial-adrenal axis. Evidence is discussed to support the concept that the thymosins and lymphokines constitute part of a bidirectional circuit through which the immune system regulates itself via a neuroendocrine axis. The possibi

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