The Health News United Kingdom November 27 2017
A UK trial has found that confronting an avatar on a computer screen helped patients hearing voices to cope better with hallucinations.
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A UK trial has found that confronting an avatar on a computer screen helped patients hearing voices to cope better with hallucinations.
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