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HAMA
(redirected from Hamilton Anxiety Scale)

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HAMAHuman Anti-Mouse Antibody (aka Human Anti-Murine Antibody)
HAMAHamilton Anxiety Scale
HAMAHindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (India)
HAMAHuman Anti Murine Antibodies (cancer)
HAMAHome Against Medical Advice
HAMAHuman Anti-Monoclonal Antibody
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No significant changes were found in mood on the Hamilton Depression and Hamilton Anxiety scales, "so [naltrexone] really targeted the urges and behavior," Mr.
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The review discovered 12 trials that met the inclusion criteria (total number of patients = 700), 7 of which were used in a meta-analysis using The Hamilton anxiety scale (HAM-A) as the outcome measure.
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Six of these studies could be submitted to a meta-analysis where the Hamilton Anxiety Scale was the common outcome measure.
Herbal remedies for anxiety--a systematic review of controlled ... by Ernst, E. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology
 
 
 
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