Titlebook: Endogenous Opioids; From Basic Science t Patrick L. Kerr,Cristian Sirbu,John M. Gregg Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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2190-5215 ered eating, to psychosocial contexts such as volunteering and positive emotions. One of the main goals of .Endogenous Opioids. is to provide recommendations for new directions in medical research and health policy that are rooted in sound scientific research.978-3-031-45495-0978-3-031-45493-6Series ISSN 2190-5215 Series E-ISSN 2190-5223

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Peter Dulski,Achim Brauer,Clara Mangilie, endogenous OGF has been shown to possess a number of positive immunomodulatory properties and may provide a beneficial effect in cancer by augmenting the activity of cells involved in both innate and acquired immunity. Taken together, the evidence supports consideration of opioid peptides such as OGF as new strategies for cancer therapy.

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Luc L. M. Weckx,Paulo A. L. Pontesexercise; discusses the implications of placebo/nocebo effects among diverse patient populations; and describes placebo/nocebo influences in research related to psychopharmacology, including the relevance of endogenous opioids to new lines of research on antidepressant pharmacotherapies.

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Itai Bab,Carmit Hajbi-Yonissi,Ralph Müllerides and participate peripheral analgesia. This chapter is structured into two sections. Part one focuses on immunoregulatory functions of central endogenous opioids; and part two describes how opioid peptide-containing immune cells participate in local analgesia.

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