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Effectiveness of Coping Training for People With HIV Experiencing Treatment Side Effects (The Balance Project)
This study will evaluate the effectiveness of cognitive behavioral coping training in improving side effect management and treatment adherence in HIV-infected patients who are taking antiretroviral medications.
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