Social Neuroscience of Disease Prevention

Exploring the intricate relationship between the brain and various diseases, this book delves into how chronic, infectious, and traumatic conditions can affect brain function and health. It presents the brain not only as a consequence of illness but also as a potential predictor and mediator of disease outcomes, influenced by social contexts. Written in an engaging narrative style, it encourages self-reflection and critical thinking, making it accessible for a diverse audience, including those in medical, neuroscience, and public health fields.