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Perceived association of mood and symptom severity in adults with mitochondrial diseases

2024-02-04

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Individuals with genetic mitochondrial diseases suffer from multisystemic symptoms that vary in severity from day-to-day and week-to-week, but the underlying causes of symptomatic fluctuations are not understood. Based upon observations that: i) patients and their families frequently report that stressful life events either trigger exacerbations of existing symptoms or the onset of new symptoms, ii) psychological...

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Literature Corpus work: 292624cf-8c7a-5009-96ae-f84c0ebc990d
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.02.24302076

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