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Identifying subtypes of a stigmatized medical condition

2019-08-29

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<h4>Background</h4> Some conditions - such as obesity, depression and functional odor disorders - come with a social stigma. Understanding the etiology of these conditions helps to avoid stereotypes and find remedies. One of the major obstacles facing researchers, especially for those studying socially distressing metabolic malodor, is the difficulty in assembling biologically homogenous study cohorts. <h4>Objecti...

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f308279b-34f5-5364-985f-b856abc9e331
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10.1101/19005223
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