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P02.141. Effects of a low omega-6 and high omega-3 diet on inflammatory gene expression in patients with chronic daily headaches

2012-01-01

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846642d8-e84b-575e-8594-0a9ed6f6748f
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10.1186/1472-6882-12-s1-p197
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PMC3373698
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