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The relationship between disgust sensitivity and serum cytokine levels in non-pregnant women: a generalization of previous results on pregnant population

2025-08-19

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The behavioural immune system functions via the emotion of disgust, which triggers avoidant reactions that protect the individual from pathogens. The behavioural immune system is closely linked with physiological immune system, their mutually compensatory and preparatory functions are discussed. A recent study on pregnant women supported the notion that disgust increases when the physiological immune system is not...

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10.22541/au.175558739.94517887/v1
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