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Is the irritable bowel really irritable?
The Italian journal of gastroenterology, 1991We studied 5 healthy volunteers and 9 patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) during infusion of the colon with saline solution, bile acids, fatty acids and balloon distension. Our results show that the pain threshold was significantly (p less than 0.001) higher in controls than in IBS patients.
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Irritable bowel or irritated by lactose?
World Family Medicine Journal /Middle East Journal of Family Medicine, 2023This case demonstrates that identification and linking of functional gastrointestinal symptoms helps distinguish lactose intolerance from irritable bowel syndrome. The high prevalence amongst Asian and African populations suggests that lactose intolerance should be considered early on and simple but effective interventions can lead to early diagnosis ...
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1992
Although there have been many studies of violent behaviour, anger has been neglected as a subject of scientific and clinical investigation. Anger can be defined as an affective state experienced as the motivation to act in ways that warn, intimidate or attack those who are perceived as challenging or threatening. Anger is associated with sensitivity to
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Although there have been many studies of violent behaviour, anger has been neglected as a subject of scientific and clinical investigation. Anger can be defined as an affective state experienced as the motivation to act in ways that warn, intimidate or attack those who are perceived as challenging or threatening. Anger is associated with sensitivity to
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Regulations for Irritants Irritate Reader
Opflow, 1997This month's question concerns secondary containment coatings. The reader takes exception to the BOCA National Building Code including irritants in its definition of high‐hazard use groups materials and states that it would be extremely costly to comply with many of the associated regulations and, in some cases such as irritants, may be unwarranted. An
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Irritable Bowel and the Irritable Physician
Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 2002Steven F. Moss, Irvin M. Modlin
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Die Irritation der Irritation?
Zeitschrift für Pädagogik und Theologie, 2005Ruth Heß, J. Christine Janowski
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Zeitschrift für Pädagogik und Theologie, 2004
J. Christine Janowski, Ruth Heß
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J. Christine Janowski, Ruth Heß
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