Mens Sana

Embodied Medicine: Mens Sana in Corpore Virtuale Sano

Progress in medical science and technology drastically improved physicians' ability to interact with patient's physical body. Nevertheless, medicine still addresses the human body from a Hippocratic point of view, considering the organism and its processes just as a matter of mechanics and fluids. However, the interaction between the cognitive neuroscience of bodily self-consciousness (BSC), fu...

Commentary: Embodied Medicine: Mens Sana in Corpore Virtuale Sano

“Mens Sana In Corpore Sano”: Exercise and Hypothalamic ER Stress

Exercise is a mainstay recommendation for fending off obesity and preventing diabetes, cardiovascular problems, or simply to release stress. Although physicians are certain about the many health benefits of exercise, especially for obese patients, a satisfying explanation for why exercise leads to long-term improvements in health profiles isn’t nearly as clear. More obviously, exercise can tip ...

Mens sana in corpore sano: student well‐being and the development of resilience

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