The ASHA (Hope) Project: Testing an Integrated Depression Treatment and Economic Strengthening Intervention in Rural Bangladesh: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
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depression; poverty; ASHA; PHQ-9; asset; cash-transfer; tension; self-esteem; matched savings; Bangladesh; structural interventions;All these keywords.
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