Exercise Immunology 2nd Edition By James E. Turner, Guillaume Spielmann
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The Exercise Immunology (2nd Edition), edited by James E. Turner, Guillaume Spielmann, and John P. Campbell, serves as a comprehensive textbook exploring how exercise affects the immune system in health and disease. [1, 2]
The second edition covers the following core topics and themes:
Core Topics & Themes
- Introduction to the Immune System: A baseline introduction to the foundational concepts of the immune system for sports science and biological science students. [1, 2]
- Acute and Chronic Exercise Effects: Evidence-based coverage of how individual bouts of exercise (acute) and long-term exercise training (chronic) alter immune cell characteristics and biological functioning. [1, 2]
- Immune Ageing (Immunosenescence): Exploring how regular physical activity influences, delays, or shapes changes to the immune system across the lifespan. [1, 2]
- Clinical Exercise Immunology: Detailed examinations of exercise interaction within the context of specific chronic diseases, including:
- Exercise and Infectious Disease: Assessing how active lifestyles alter susceptibility to, or recovery from, infections. [1]
- Psychological Stress Interactions: Investigating how exercise intersects with mental and emotional stress to impact overall immune competency. [1]
- Lifestyle & Environmental Stressors: Discussing external variables that heavily affect immune health, notably nutrition and environmental factors (such as heat, cold, or altitude). [1, 2]
- Translational Practice: Moving laboratory-based guidelines into clinical and real-world athletic environments. [1]
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