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Examining resilience and aging in HIV infection: 2011, CATIE
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Researchers recommend screening HIV-positive patients for domestic violence: 2011, CATIE
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Mindfulness-based stress reduction for HIV-positive men – a randomized trial: 2011, CATIE
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Understanding tobacco addiction: 2011, CATIE
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Smoking cessation: Innovative group therapy–centered support found to double quit rate: 2012, CATIE
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Depression common in transition to menopause: 2012, CATIE
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Beyond vulnerability: Breaking the link between violence and HIV risk for young people: From Prevention in Focus - Spring 2013
2013, CATIE
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Ketamine use linked to liver and other problems in HIV-positive people: 2013, CATIE
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Domestic violence against HIV-positive women and its impact on their health: 2013, CATIE
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Mindfulness-based therapy found helpful for stress and the immune system: 2014, CATIE
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