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A Multimodal Lifestyle and Mind-Body Intervention in Rural Primary Care: Implications for Metaflammation in an Appalachian Population.

Aug 2026 · Integrative Medicine · Vol 25 4, pp. 15-21 · 0 citations
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The pragmatic lifestyle and stress-regulation intervention was associated with improvements across metabolic, psychological, and functional outcomes, indicating its potential as a complementary strategy for addressing chronic disease in underserved communities.

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