Cheri Deal

Affiliations

University of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Réseau de co-auteurs

Adam Stevens 1 collaboration

Philip Murray 1 collaboration

Chiara De Leonibus 1 collaboration

Terence Garner 1 collaboration

Ekaterina Koledova 1 collaboration

Geoffrey Ambler 1 collaboration

Klaus Kapelari 1 collaboration

Gerhard Binder 1 collaboration

Mohamad Maghnie 1 collaboration

Stefano Zucchini 1 collaboration

Elena Bashnina 1 collaboration

Julia Skorodok 1 collaboration

Diego Yeste 1 collaboration

Alicia Belgorosky 1 collaboration

Juan-Pedro Lopez Siguero 1 collaboration

Regis Coutant 1 collaboration

Eirik Vangsøy-Hansen 1 collaboration

Lars Hagenäs 1 collaboration

Jovanna Dahlgren 1 collaboration

Pierre Chatelain 1 collaboration

Peter Clayton 1 collaboration

Deborah T Gold 1 collaboration

Richard Weiss 1 collaboration

Tammy Beckett 1 collaboration

Chad Deal 1 collaboration

Robert S Epstein 1 collaboration

Andrew L James 1 collaboration

Jacqueline M Kernaghan 1 collaboration

Mahshid Mohseni 1 collaboration

Michael Spiegel 1 collaboration

Tamara Vokes 1 collaboration

Jenna Roberts 1 collaboration

Tom Bailey 1 collaboration

Yamei Wang 1 collaboration

Setareh A Williams 1 collaboration

Edward W Hook 1 collaboration

Lori Newman 1 collaboration

George Drusano 1 collaboration

Scott Evans 1 collaboration

H Hunter Handsfield 1 collaboration

Ann E Jerse 1 collaboration

Fabian Y S Kong 1 collaboration

Jeannette Y Lee 1 collaboration

Stephanie N Taylor 1 collaboration

Carolyn Deal 1 collaboration

Philip Gorwood 1 collaboration

Sophie Bouju 1 collaboration

Cécile Deal 1 collaboration

Charlotte Gary 1 collaboration

Catherine Delva 1 collaboration

Sylvie Lancrenon 1 collaboration

Pierre-Michel Llorca 1 collaboration

Cheri Deal

Affiliations

Publications (4)

Gene expression signatures predict response to therapy with growth hormone.

Abaloparatide Real-World Patient Experience Study.

Development of New Antimicrobials for Urogenital Gonorrhea Therapy: Clinical Trial Design Considerations.

Predictive factors of functional remission in patients with early to mid-stage schizophrenia treated by long acting antipsychotics and the specific role of clinical remission.

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