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"Stress and Brain Health: In Clinical Conditions, Volume 152, examines up-to-date knowledge on how stress effects brain health. The book's wide-ranging topics include the effects of pre-natal and childhood stress on neurodevelopment and aging. Chapters cover Stress and neuropsychiatric disorders, Stress and schizophrenia, Stress and addictive behaviors, Stress and suicide, Stress as a factor in the progression of PD, Social prescribing for stress-related disorder, and more."--Publisher's web page, viewed May 25, 2020
Intro -- Stress and Brain Health: In Clinical Conditions -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Chapter One: Stress, the brain, and trauma spectrum disorders -- 1. Lasting effects of traumatic stress -- 2. Trauma spectrum disorders -- 3. Psychologic trauma at various levels of development -- 4. A psycho-evolutionary view of stress, the brain, and neuropsychiatric disorders -- 5. Neurohormonal responses to trauma -- 6. The neural circuitry of PTSD -- 7. Conclusions -- Acknowledgment -- References
Chapter Two: Is there neuroinflammation in depression? Understanding the link between the brain and the peripheral immune ... -- 1. The immune pathway to the brain -- 2. Markers of neuroinflammation in depression -- 3. Is there microglia activation in depression? -- 3.1. Preclinical evidence -- 3.2. Post-mortem studies -- 4. Clinical studies -- 5. The importance of human models of the link between peripheral and brain inflammation -- 5.1. New potential measures of neuroinflammation -- 5.1.1. MRI techniques potential -- 6. Clinical implications -- 7. Conclusions -- Acknowledgment
Conflicts of interest -- References -- Chapter Three: Chronic stress, structural exposures and neurobiological mechanisms: A stimulation, discrepancy and depriv ... -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Co-occurrence and convergence of structural exposures -- 1.2. Social drift -- 2. Converging mechanisms impacted by the three structural exposures -- 2.1. HPA dysregulation -- 2.2. Dopamine dysregulation -- 2.3. Glutamate dysregulation -- 2.4. Inflammation -- 2.5. Stimulation discrepancy deprivation model of psychosis -- 3. Stimulation structural exposure
3.1. Stimulation definition and relations to psychotic disorder risk -- 3.2. Stimulation intermediary mechanisms -- 3.3. Stimulation exposure neural mechanisms -- 4. Discrepancy structural exposure -- 4.1. Discrepancy definition and relations to psychotic disorder risk -- 4.2. Discrepancy intermediary mechanisms -- 4.3. Discrepancy neural mechanisms -- 5. Deprivation structural exposure -- 5.1. Deprivation definition and relations to psychotic disorder risk -- 5.2. Deprivation intermediary mechanisms -- 5.3. Deprivation neural mechanisms
6. Stimulation discrepancy deprivation model of psychosis summary -- 7. Future directions -- References -- Chapter Four: The influence of stress and early life adversity on addiction: Psychobiological mechanisms of risk and resi ... -- 1. Introduction and definitions -- 2. Stress response neurobiological pathways -- 3. Addiction and brain reward pathways -- 4. Stress and ELA as a risk factor for addiction -- 5. Mechanisms mediating effects of stress on addiction -- 5.1. Preclinical evidence on mechanisms mediating ELA and addiction -- 5.2. ELA and HPA blunted response in humans
Stress and brain health : in clinical conditions
International review of neurobiology ; v. 152