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	Dr. Ronald Glaser Dr. William Malarkey Dr. Janice Kiecolt-Glaser Dr. Robert MacCallum Dr. Phillip Marucha Dr. David Padgett Dr. John Sheridan Dr. Caroline Whitacre Dr. Bradford Stokes Dr. Firdaus Dhabhar Dr. Gary Berntson Dr. Phillip Popovich Dr. Ning Quan




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1-Relaxation, Optimism and Wound Healing

2-Modulation of Inflammation by Stress and Psychosocial Factors

3-Mechanisms of Behavioral and Neuroendocrine Regulation of Wound Healing

4-Behavioral and Neuroendocrine Modulation in Spinal Cord Injury

Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research

Dr. Ronald Glaser, Ph.D., Director

The Ohio State University Mind/Body Center is part of the research/training program within the Institute of Behavioral Medicine Research at the university.

We have been designated by the as one of the five Mind/Body Centers to conduct research on the interactions among the mind and body in health and disease. continued >

Stress Levels Can Affect Success of Pneumonia Vaccine
COLUMBUS, Ohio - How well a pneumonia vaccination will protect elderly Americans may depend on how stressed they are when they get the shots. A new study is showing that even after six months, the vaccine may have been weakened by a person's stress levels. read more >

Click here for previous Ohio State research stories about the link between stress and immunity