2nd Edition
Exercise Immunology
1. History of Exercise Immunology
James E. Turner and John P. Campbell
2. The Human Immune System
Guillaume Spielmann, James E. Turner, and John P. Campbell
3. Methods in Exercise Immunology
Tim Schauer and Jesper Frank Christensen
4. Exercise and Cellular Immunity
Karsten Krüger and Philipp Zimmer
5. Soluble Immunity and Exercise
Arwel W. Jones and Glen Davison
6. Systems Immunity and Exercise
Hawley E. Kunz, Brian A. Irving, J.Philip Karl, and Heather Quiriarte
7. Exercise and Immune Competency: In Vivo Research
Kate M. Edwards, Sarah C. Marvin, and Marian L. Kohut
8. Exercise Immunology and Immunosenescence
Guillaume Spielmann and Richard J. Simpson
9. Exercise Immunology and Infectious Disease
Emily C LaVoy and David C Nieman
10. Exercise Immunology and Cancer
David B. Bartlett and Erik D. Hanson
11. Exercise Immunology and Autoimmune Diseases
Brian J. Andonian, Ana J. Pinto, and Bruno Gualano
12. Exercise Immunology and Cardiometabolic Diseases
Mark Ross, Graeme Koelwyn, and Alex Wadley
13. Environmental Exercise Immunology
David B. Pyne, William Trim, and Samuel J. Oliver
14. Exercise Immunology, Nutrition and Immunometabolism
Brandt D. Pence
15. Exercise Immunology and Interactions with Psychological Stress
Courtney A. Bouchet and Monika Fleshner
Biography
James E. Turner, PhD is an Associate Professor in the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Birmingham (United Kingdom). The research James leads explores the interaction between lifestyle and mechanisms of ageing and disease, spanning two themes: overweight/obesity and immune system ageing (with a focus on adipose tissue immunology) and physical activity and cancer immunology (with a focus on factors that influence treatment outcomes).
Guillaume Spielmann, PhD is an Associate Professor of Exercise Immunology at Louisiana State University (United States). Guillaume’s research focuses on the impact of exercise on immune ageing and chronic disease risks including cancer and Type 2 diabetes. He is a member of several sport science societies worldwide, including the International Society of Exercise Immunology and the American College of Sports Medicine.
John P. Campbell, PhD is a senior lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Department for Health at the University of Bath (United Kingdom) and John has an adjunct position at the Exercise Medicine Research Institute at Edith Cowan University (Australia). John’s principal area of research is understanding how exercise alters anti‑cancer immunity, and John also conducts research in cancer immunodiagnostics.
