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Patients with severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions have extremely high hair cortisol concentrations that do not correlate with presence of depression.
Background: Hair cortisol concentrations (HCC) +/- DHEA, a depression and stress biomarker has not been studied in severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions (SCAR). Objective: To determine DHEA/HCC correlation with SCAR-associated depression and compare the ratio with published values. Methods: Depres...
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2025
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