The Cingulate Turn

This book illustrates how the evolution of medicine today relies largely on embracing a transdisciplinary network formed by the interconnection of various fields of scientific and humanistic knowledge. It presents a new concept of the individual—simultaneously a user and a provider of the supreme good that is their own health. In this context, the social system can more accurately address their personalized needs regarding being, living together, knowing, and doing. It is essential to understand this individual—who develops continuously from the moment of conception to the end—across their various levels and stages of evolution.