The neuroscience of clinical psychiatry: the pathophysiology of behavior and mental illness

By:

Higgins, E S

Contributor(s):

George, M S

Publication details: Philadelphia Wolters Kluwer 2019Edition: 3rdISBN:

149637200X
9781496372000

Subject(s):

Summary: This readable text will helps to bridge the gap between neuroscience and mental health and illness. Contents include: neuroanatomy; cells and circuits; neurotransmitters; receptors and signalling the nucleus; genetics and epigenetics; hormones and the brain; plasticity and adult development; immunity and inflammation; the electrical brain; pain; pleasure; appetite; anger and aggression; sleep; sex and the brain; social attachment; memory; intelligence; attention; depression; anxiety; schizophrenia; Alzheimer's disease.

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This readable text will helps to bridge the gap between neuroscience and mental health and illness. Contents include: neuroanatomy; cells and circuits; neurotransmitters; receptors and signalling the nucleus; genetics and epigenetics; hormones and the brain; plasticity and adult development; immunity and inflammation; the electrical brain; pain; pleasure; appetite; anger and aggression; sleep; sex and the brain; social attachment; memory; intelligence; attention; depression; anxiety; schizophrenia; Alzheimer's disease.

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