Filip Swirski, PhD: Brain Motor and Fear Circuits Regulate Leukocytes During Acute Stress скачать в хорошем качестве

Filip Swirski, PhD: Brain Motor and Fear Circuits Regulate Leukocytes During Acute Stress

Dr. Filip Swirski discusses his latest research on the role of stress on the immune system. According to the research, distinct brain regions differentially and rapidly tailor the leukocyte landscape during psychological stress, therefore calibrating the ability of the immune system to respond to physical threats. Read the full paper: https://mshs.co/3O9QuHh Dr. Swirski obtained his PhD at McMaster University in Canada and postdoctoral studies at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dr. Swirski was Professor at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital before joining Mount Sinai in 2021. Dr. Swirski’s research focuses on innate immunity and inflammation in cardiovascular disease. He uses in vivo models of acute and chronic inflammation relevant to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, with specific emphasis on cell development, communication, and function. Recently, his focus has expanded to include lifestyle factors such as sleep, diet, and stress as critical modulators of cardiovascular health and hematopoiesis.