clinical neuroscience

Clinical neuroscience is the branch of science that focuses on understanding how the brain and nervous system affect behavior, emotions, and cognitive functions, particularly in the context of mental health and neurological disorders. It combines elements from psychology, psychiatry, neurology, and biology to study diseases like depression, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s. By exploring the underlying biological mechanisms and employing various diagnostic tools and treatments, clinical neuroscience aims to improve patient care and develop effective therapies for brain-related conditions, enhancing our understanding of how the brain influences health and well-being.