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About 30% of breast cancer survivors are reported to have insomnia, twice the rate of the general population.
Tai Chi led to more significant, sustained reduction in inflammation among participants compared to cognitive behavioral therapy.
By comparison, cognitive behavioural therapy participants had greater anti-viral gene transcripts, which potentially improve the body’s defenses against infections.
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