The Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology investigates the interactions between the brain and the body and the importance of psychological well-being for both health and recovery from illness:
- To develop a comprehensive understanding of the role of emotion and behavior, singly and in combination with personal and genomic characteristics, in the risk for mental and physical disorders.
- To translate such knowledge into effective behavioral strategies that prevent disease, reduce suffering, facilitate healing, and enhance well-being, across the life span, including children, adults, and older adults.
Director:
Michael Irwin Latest news
Teenage stress has implications for adult health
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