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Prevalence of anxiety and depression in a predominantly HIV-infected population with severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions
Background: There is limited data on anxiety and depression in subjects with severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions (SCADR), in a predominantly HIV - infected population. The aim of the study was to prospectively investigate the prevalence of anxiety and depression and quality of life in patients w...
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Department of Medicine
2016
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