A Detoxification Intervention for Gulf War Illness: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
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Gulf War illness; pesticides; organophosphates; chemical warfare agents; exposure; exposome; Hubbard; sauna; detoxification; nicotinic acid; Veteran’s SF-36;All these keywords.
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