What inflammation is really doing to your mind, body and 5 ways to protect your brain | Prof Ed Bullmore
Could inflammation be causing low mood, anxiety, depression, or even affecting your risk of dementia? Emerging science suggests that inflammation in the body may change how the brain works. In this episode, Ed Bullmore, a Professor of Psychiatry at King's College London and a leading voice in brain research, explores…
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