Psychosomatic Medicine publishes interdisciplinary research exploring the interactions among psychological, social, behavioral, and biological factors in physical health and disease. This journal focuses on how these factors influence the onset, course, outcome, and prevention of a wide range of medical conditions.
It covers diverse topics including the impact of stress, emotions, and social support on immune function, cardiovascular health, endocrine function, and other physiological systems. Psychosomatic Medicine also explores the effectiveness of behavioral and psychological interventions in improving health outcomes for patients with chronic diseases. The journal indexes in databases like PubMed and Web of Science and appeals to researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals across various disciplines, including psychology, medicine, nursing, and public health.
By promoting rigorous research and disseminating interdisciplinary findings, Psychosomatic Medicine advances the understanding of the complex interplay between mind and body. It provides a platform for scientists and practitioners to improve healthcare and promote well-being, encouraging submissions that offer innovative insights into psychosomatic processes.