Relation between resting amygdalar activity and cardiovascular events: A longitudinal and cohort study
cardiovascular · The Lancet, 389(10071), 834–845 · 2017
Tawakol (2017) tracked your brain to your bone marrow to your heart. He found that a 'hyper-alert' amygdala actually builds the arterial inflammation that leads to strokes.
Authors
Tawakol, A., Ishai, A., Takx, R. A. P., et al.
Research lens
Tawakol (2017) tracked your brain to your bone marrow to your heart. He found that a 'hyper-alert' amygdala actually builds the arterial inflammation that leads to strokes.
- cardiovascular
- allostatic-load
- inflammation