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Samuel C. Yates

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Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust, West London Mental Health NHS Trust

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Cognitive–behavioural toxicity? Reflections from Westminster

Yates

Mengistu

2016

Br J Psychiatry

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Cognitive-behavioural toxicity? Reflections from Westminster 'indirectly' relevant, as explained below. Indirect comparisons of effect sizes among different medication choices can be quite helpful in ranking interventions for both 262 Contents & Cognitive-behavioural toxicity? Reflections from Westminster & NNT and NNH remain helpful in evidence-based medicine & Challenges in developing feasible and costeffective therapies for use in LMICs

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Ethnic effects – a view from West London

Yates¹

2013

Br J Psychiatry

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Nothing in between: a multi-faith response to the paper on religion and suicide

Yates

Arya

2014

Br J Psychiatry

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Samuel C. Yates

Cognitive–behavioural toxicity? Reflections from Westminster

Ethnic effects – a view from West London

Nothing in between: a multi-faith response to the paper on religion and suicide

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