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Confronting traumatic experience and immunocompetence: a reply to Neale, Cox, Valdimarsdottir, and Stone.

In their comment, Neale, Cox, Valdimarsdottir, and Stone (1988) argued that one should not conclude, based on our findings, that there is any positive effect of a brief psychotherapeutic writing treatment on immunocompetence. We disagree. Our experimental technique of ha~ing subjects write about the most traumatic experiences of their lives has now been shown to reduce health center visits for ...

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We thank Dr Schachner for his interest and comments on our recent experimental findings [1]. The first facet of our study was that although initially (at 1 month), neointima formation in vein grafts was inhibited by perivenous application of fibrin glue at the time of implantation, at 4 months neointimal formation was not significantly different from controls [1]. Dr Schachner has implied that ...