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A qualitative study of mental health explanatory models, and the perceived impact of life experiences on mental health, in HIV infected adolescents in rural and urban Uganda
Background: Survival of children and adolescents with HIV/AIDS has greatly improved with antiretroviral treatment. These young people now live with a chronic, rather than a fatal disease, which has brought into focus issues of quality of life, including the emotional and behavioral wellbeing of thos...
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Centre for Public Mental Health
2018
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