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Improvements in mood and energy after successful HCV treatments: From TreatmentUpdate 221
2017, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Depression and anxiety not barriers to HCV treatment success: From TreatmentUpdate 221
2017, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Eliciting accurate responses about substance use: From TreatmentUpdate 219
2017, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
DAAs found highly tolerable (and effective) in people with mental health conditions: From TreatmentUpdate 216
2016, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Sofosbuvir + velpatasvir – improvements in quality of life, energy and emotional and mental health: From TreatmentUpdate 216
2016, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Alcohol, not marijuana, linked to liver injury in women with both HIV and hepatitis C: 2016, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Denmark—unexpected trends in use of psychotropic medicines: From TreatmentUpdate 204
2014, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Mood stabilizers and metabolic issues: From TreatmentUpdate 204
2014, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Efavirenz and suicide risk: From TreatmentUpdate 204
2014, CATIE
Research summary - Webpage
Mindfulness-based therapy found helpful for stress and the immune system: 2014, CATIE
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