Sex Differences and the Role of Adverse Childhood Events in DGBI

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Sex Differences and the Role of Adverse Childhood Events in DGBI

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Feb 3, 2022

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On this month's episode, we talk with Lin Chang, MD, Vice Chief of the Division of Digestive Disease at UCLA about sex differences in IBS and somatic pain syndromes, the role of stress and Adverse Childhood Events in chronic illnesses and so much more!

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Feb 3, 2022

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Sex Differences and the Role of Adverse Childhood Events in DGBI

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