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Urgent Call from Researchers: Integration of Mental Health and Alcohol Services Essential fo...
UK researchers call for better integration of mental health and alcohol services among minority ethnic groups
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Differential Associations of Depressive Symptomology to HIV Care Engagement Among Young Black Sexual Minority Men with HIV (YBSMM+) in the US South...
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Scisparc : Pre-clinical trials based on the proprietary combination demonstrate significant suppressive effect on alcohol consumption - Form 6-K
Pre-clinical trials based on the proprietary combination demonstratesignificant suppressive effect on alcohol consumption
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Alcohol use, behavioral and mental health help‐seeking, and treatment satisfaction among sexual minority women
Alcohol use, behavioral and mental health help‐seeking, and treatment satisfaction among sexual minority women
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