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Gail and Gerald Oppenheimer Family Center for Neurobiology of Stress

An interdisciplinary research and education center dedicated to the study of brain-body interactions in health and disease

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The Brain and Heart

Develop better therapies for life threatening cardiac arrhythmias by studying brain-heart interactions

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Wellness and Healing

Identify biological mechanisms that determine wellness and mind based approaches to healing

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The Brain and Gut

Understand the complex bidirectional interactions between the digestive system and the brain

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New Pain Therapies

Develop and evaluate new therapies for persistent pain disorders

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Sex Differences and Women’s Health

Characterize sex-related differences in disease mechanisms with relevance to women’s health

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Stress-Related Disorders

Determine biological mechanisms involved in stress related disorders

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The Brain and Obesity

Determine brain mechanisms related to food intake and obesity

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What’s New

CNS BASIC AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
Friday, February 28, 2014

In the Media

"Gut Feeling: How Intestinal Bacteria May Influence Our Moods"
CBC News (June 14, 2014)

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