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= Registered usersThe Practitioner 2008;252(1703):17
Depression associated with disability in older patients
01 Feb 2008
There are two possible conclusions. Either the DSM-IV fails to identify a large proportion of elderly patients with depression, or depression is much less common in the elderly than generally believed and is overdiagnosed by GMS-AGECAT.
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