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Chronic inflammation

Also known as: Chronic inflammation Chronic inflammation (morphologic abnormality) Chronic inflammation, NOS Chronic inflammatory cell infiltration Chronic inflammatory cell infiltration, NOS Chronic inflammatory reaction Chronic inflammatory reaction, NOS trauma-related chronic inflammation
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Related entities

interventions
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program3
outcomes
Circulating interleukin-6 levels1 Circulating Tumor DNA1 C-reactive protein1
populations
Women2 Postmenopausal Women1
studys
PMC46240803

Findings (50)

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improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
improvement

Greater attendance in the MBSR program was associated with significantly lower levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: improvement; F(1, 20.38) = 5.36

Size: F(1, 20.38) = 5.36
PMC4624080
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None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on circulating TNF-alpha levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
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None
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The MBSR program had no significant effect on circulating TNF-alpha levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
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None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on circulating TNF-alpha levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
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None
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The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
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None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
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None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →
None
null

The MBSR program had no significant effect on C-reactive protein (CRP) levels among trauma-exposed, primarily low-income women.

Effect: null

PMC4624080
Finding details → · Paper → · Graph →

Papers (1)