Publications by authors named "G Dupuy"

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  • Water-soluble vitamins are crucial for the nervous system, and their deficiencies can lead to serious, irreversible complications if left untreated; this study aimed to highlight the clinical and laboratory findings related to these deficiencies for better early diagnosis and treatment.* -
  • Between 1998 and 2023, data from patients with neurological symptoms attributed to vitamin deficiencies were analyzed, revealing specific clinical presentations and neuroimaging results for various vitamin deficiencies, such as B1, B2, B12, and C.* -
  • The study concluded that acquired vitamin deficiencies can produce symptoms that resemble inherited metabolic disorders and emphasized the need for prompt diagnosis and treatment to prevent long-term consequences.*
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Several dengue epidemics recently occurred in La Reunion, an island harboring two dengue viruses (DVs) vectors: Aedes albopictus, and Ae. aegypti, the former being the main local DV vector. Aedes aegypti shows a peculiar ecology, compared to other tropical populations of the same species.

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Background: Studies on contraceptive use by patients with substance use disorders (SUD) show a concerning low use of contraception. Mainly conducted in USA, they could be irrelevant to patients attending European SUD treatment centers, especially since these studies mostly investigate women suffering from social exclusion, severe material deprivation andopiates use with frequent high-risk drug use and sexual behaviors including sex trade, frequently not currently attending treatment centers. The purpose of this study is to describe contraceptive use by patients, both male and female, since contraception can not only be considered as a female problem, with severe SUD in two free clinics in Paris, France.

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Early onset of heroin use is a severity marker of heroin use disorder. We studied the interaction between early onset and rapid transition to heroin dependence recorded with retrospective interviews in 213 patients with severe heroin dependence and history of methadone maintenance treatment. General linear models were used to identify independent factors associated with early onset, factors associated with rapid transition to dependence, and a multivariate model was used to study the interaction of those two dimensions.

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