Neuroimmune Pharmacology and Therapeutics 3rd edition

Master Neuroimmune Pharmacology: Harnessing Immunity in Nervous System Health and Disease

Stay at the convergence of neuroscience, immunology, and pharmacology with this authoritative volume. This ambitious third edition delivers a comprehensive synthesis of immune mechanisms in the nervous system and their therapeutic potential across neurodegenerative, infectious, inflammatory, metabolic, and immune-mediated disorders.

Key Features:

Multidisciplinary Foundation: Blends cutting‑edge neuroscience, immunology, pharmacology, neurogenetics, nanomedicine, and drug delivery strategies to offer a unified understanding of neuroimmune regulation.
Expanded Therapeutic Coverage: Includes new chapters on innate, humoral, and adaptive immune responses, vaccine strategies for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, and bioengineered therapeutics delivering immune modulation or targeted drug delivery.
Mechanism‑to‑Clinic Perspective: Examines immunological pathogenesis from cellular sensors like microglia and astrocytes to blood–brain barrier disruption, extracellular vesicles, biomarkers, and gene-based interventions—all linked to translational and clinical applications.
Clinical and Experimental Integration: Offers both preclinical and clinical insights into how immunomodulatory therapies can prevent, slow, or reverse neurological damage in disease states.
Expert Contributions: Edited by global leaders, this edition spans 56 chapters contributed by authorities across disciplines, all designed to guide early career trainees through to seasoned translational scientists.

This text is essential for neuroscientists, neuropharmacologists, neurologists, translational researchers, and clinicians looking to deeply understand neuroimmune mechanisms and apply therapeutic innovations in the treatment of neuroimmune-related disorders. Whether advancing research or informing clinical strategy, this new edition establishes the definitive benchmark in the evolving field of neuroimmune pharmacology.