Depression and social support among women living with the substance abuse, violence and HIV/AIDS syndemic: A qualitative exploration
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Summary
It is suggested that comprehensively addressing all SAVA factors (and IPV in particular) and improving their access to quality social support at critical times is essential to improve their mental health.
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- article
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- 2014-09-01
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- 54
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Medicine
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