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Langfristiger Streß und Herpes-simplex-Antikörper bei gesunden Probanden

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Zukunftsaufgaben der psychosomatischen Medizin

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Die vorliegende Arbeit referiert erste Ergebnisse einer quasi experimentellen Studie zu den immunologischen Auswirkungen psychischer Belastung Gesunder durch eine bevorstehende größere Prüfung. Die Studie wurde 1987 durchgeführt und befindet sich noch in der Auswertung.

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Fittschen, B., Schulz, KH., Schulz, H., Raedler, A., v. Kerekjarto, M. (1989). Langfristiger Streß und Herpes-simplex-Antikörper bei gesunden Probanden. In: Speidel, H., Strauß, B. (eds) Zukunftsaufgaben der psychosomatischen Medizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73842-5_15

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