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Effects of Relaxation Response Mind-body Intervention in Patients With IBS and IBD
In this pilot study, the investigators examined whether a relaxation response mind-body intervention could be effectively delivered to mixed groups of IBS and IBD patients and determined the effects of the intervention on quality of life, inflammatory markers, and gene expression using transcriptional profiling.
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