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Why meditation?
1Royal Hospital for Women, New South Wales. R.Manocha@unsw.edu.au
Australian Family Physician
|January 5, 2001
Summary
Meditation is poorly understood despite its perceived healthcare value. Further research is needed to define meditation techniques and confirm their therapeutic efficacy.
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