Linda Nguyen

@LindaNguyenMD

proud mother and sister, eager partner in crime, and self proclaimed Macgyver of NeuroGI and motility. Presence. Inquiry. Action

Palo Alto, CA
med.stanford.edu/profiles/linda…
Joined May 2009
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    Sep 9

    Stress and pain go hand in hand. Learn how can relieve your and from and :

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    Sep 8

    Join when she reviews evidence for harnessing the mind-body connection for pain relief:

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  3. Sep 7

    Also helps with Thanks for supporting &

    Yoga and meditation improve brain function and energy levels Both also offer chronic pain relief
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  4. Sep 6

    Amazing physician, scientist and person! Beyond fortunate to have shared the same air with her for the past 8 years

    Dr. Aida Habtezion () advises on how to navigate early years of a career as a physician-scientist
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    Sep 2

    Join me, and on Sept 5 at 12 PM PT for a Twitter Chat on :

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    Sep 1

    We support women in medicine. RT if you do, too.

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    Sep 1

    Stress can trigger or worsen symptoms in chronic illnesses, such as . Looking forward to learning management tips at this discussion!

    6 more days to & learn how it can affect your health. Join on 9/7 11aET Facebook LIVE
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    Jun 2

    T8: Stress and burnout differ in that the former is a problem of "too much" and burnout is a problem of "not enough."

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  9. Aug 31

    Thanks for your thoughts and responses! Time to think about

    Thanks for participating in our on ! If you enjoyed today's chat, give us a shout out & like our Twitter & FB Page!
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  10. Aug 31

    Physician need to be open to CAM. Limited studies exist in to guide patients

    P3: It's positive if CAM provides relief of symptoms, but always be sure to consult your medical provider
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    Aug 31

    T2: predominant assoc. w/ decreased QOL, increased , & use.

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  12. Aug 31

    Me too! Looking forward to "hearing" thoughts from the community

    Counting down: 15 minutes until on !
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  13. Aug 27

    Sobering numbers indeed. We need to do better

    This is a sobering report. We similarly found 8% of ppl w/ would accept 1/100 risk of death to be symptom-free:
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    Aug 23

    14% of high school students and 6% of middle school students in North America have ?

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    Aug 23

    Mark your calendars! 8/31 12pEST! This on is for providers and pts to learn, ask questions & interact with experts.

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    Aug 22

    *Announcement!* On 8/31 from 12-1pm EST, we're holding an on , hosted by Dr. Linda Nguyen from

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    Aug 22

    Please join the , hosted by , Thurs 8/31 @ 12 PM ET

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    Aug 10

    Emotion and physical sensation have a powerful impact on the brain and memory, writes. []

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    Aug 17

    Sleep disturbances correlated with worsening of bowel symptoms and poorer QOL in patients.

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    Jul 7

    Pain catastrophizing linked to opioid use, particularly for women, Stanford study shows -

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