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Analysis reveals improved quality of life in individuals with pets, suggesting benefits for those with chronic diseases.
The status of being with their pets, having difficulty in their care, and thinking that pets limited their lives affect the quality of life of people with chronic diseases. In addition, the personality traits of these patients change according to the pets they have and their quality of life is affected.
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