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Recently,human rhinovirus C(HRV-C) was identified as a new species of HRV.HRV-C was also identified in more clinical samples worldwide,especially in those obtained from children with respiratory illnesses.In children,HRV-C was most often associated with wheezing and asthma.It was increasingly shown to be associated with asthma,compared with those of HRV-A and HRV-B.A large diversity of recombination in HRV has become obvious,the occurrence of novel HRV may become highly virulent.The purpose of this article was to review recent progresses of the prevalence,clinical feature and possible therapy of HRV-C.
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Objective: To explore the effect of cognitive therapy on obsessional compulsive disorder (OCD). Method: Forty-seven patients with OCDO were randomly assigned to cognitive therapy group and conventional treatment group, the later with paroxetine treatment only as control. The results were assessed with Hamilton anxiety scale (HAMA), Yale-Brown Obsessional Compulsive Scale and social disability screening scale. Result: The cognitive therapy group had lower scores in HAMA and Y-BOCS than the control group after 8 weeks therapy, this difference remained in the follow-up after 6 months, when the cognitive group had also lower score in social disability. Conclusion: Cognitive therapy can benefit patients with OCD more than medication only.