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Objective To investigate the effects of antioxidant on the fish oil cream and to enhance its stabil-ity.Methods The fish oil cream containing different antioxidant such as vitamin C,vitamin E,EDTA -2Na were prepared.The content of vitamin A with 6 months acceleration test and 12 months after long -term test were deter-mined by HPLC.Results Antioxidants had significant effect on the vitamin A content in fish oil cream,the sequence that antioxidants enhance the stability of the fish oil cream was as follows:VE +Na2 S2 O5 >VC +Na2 S2 O5 >VE +ED-TA -2Na >VC +EDTA -2Na >VE ﹥ Na2 S2 O5 >VC >EDTA -2Na.Conclusion The fish oil cream with antioxi-dant have favorable stability,composite antioxidant is better than single antioxidant.

Objective To explore the efficacy of group cognitive behavioral therapy for improving depressive symptoms and social functional in patients with major depressive disorder.Methods A total of 160 patients with major depressive disorder were randomly divided into intervention group (n=80) and control group (n=80).Intervention group was treated with conventional antidepressants combined with group cognitive behavioral therapy.Control group was treated with one conventional antidepressants.All participants were assessed with Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD)and Scale of Social function of Psychosis Inpatients (SSFPI) before and 8 weeks after the treatment.Results After 8 weeks treatment,the scores of HAMD (14.76±9.48) was significantly reduced and the scores of SSFPI(30.09±4.34) were significantly increased in intervention group compared with the baseline ((37.91± 10.58),(12.40±2.56),all P＜0.01).The scores of HAMD were significantly lower and the scores of SSFPI were significantly higher in intervention group than that in control group((20.71±7.85),(22.63±3.63),all P＜0.01).Conclusion Group cognitive behavioral therapy is effective for major depressive disorder patients by reducing depressive symptom and improving social function.

Objective To understand the epidemiological characteristics and related risk factors on HIV,HBV infection of people from the southwest province of China and to provide basic data for the development of related strategies.Methods According to the information on current HIV epidemics,one township from the area was selected as the study field and all the adult population were surveyed using a questionnaire to collect social demographic data and information on infection-related factors.Results A total of 2 290 adults were investigated and data showed as follows:the average HIV infection rate as 7.9％,the average HBV infection rate as 3.1％,and the average HIV/HBV co-infection rate as 1.2％.As for HIV infection,people whose yearly family gross income between 1 000 and 3 000 Yuan (OR=0.28) or more than 5 000 Yuan (OR=0.14) were less likely to be infected with HIV than those people whose annual family gross income less than 1 000 Yuan.People with educational level of primary school and above were more likely to carry HIV than those who were illiterate (OR =3.28).People who had the history of migration were less likely to carry HIV than those who had not (OR=0.33).People who had the history of being drug abusers were more likely to infect HIV than those who had not (OR=46.32).People whose spouses had the history of using drugs were more likely to infect HIV than those who had not (OR=3.52).People whose spouses had been infected with HIV were more likely to infect HIV than those who had not (OR=9.56).As for HBV infection,people who had the history of migration were more likely to infect HBV (OR =2.48).As for HIV/HBV co-infection,people whose spouses had the history of HIV infection were more likely to infect HIV/HBV co-infection than others who did not have the history (OR=6.04).Conclusion There had been a serious HIV/AIDS epidemic in our study field.Other than taking measures as detection and vaccination on HBV,health education should be strengthened,together with measurements as needle exchange and methadone substitution therapy,to control the spread of AIDS.