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Apparent lack of correlation between tyramine and phenylethylamine content and the occurrence of food-precipitated migraine - Reexamination of a variety of food products frequently consumed in the United States and commonly restricted in tyramine-free diets Headache Quarterly 1996;7(3):239-249

Date

01/01/1996

Scopus ID

2-s2.0-0029757957 (requires institutional sign-in at Scopus site)

Author List

Mosnaim AD, Freitag FG, Ignacio R, Salas MA, Karoum F, Wolf ME, Diamond S

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Apparent lack of correlation between tyramine and phenylethylamine content and the occurrence of food-precipitated migraine - Reexamination of a variety of food products frequently consumed in the United States and commonly restricted in tyramine-free diets Headache Quarterly 1996;7(3):239-249

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