A comparison of the clinical characteristics of Chinese patients with recurrent major depressive disorder with and without dysthymia

A comparison of the clinical characteristics of Chinese patients with recurrent major depressive disorder with and without dysthymia

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Main Authors:	Sang, W, Li, Y, Su, L, Yang, F, Wu, W, Shang, X, Zhang, G, Shen, J, Sun, M, Guo, L, Li, Z, Yan, L, Zhang, B, Wang, G, Liu, G, Liu, T, Zhang, J, Wang, Y, Yu, B, Pan, J, Hu, C, Yang, L, Huang, Y, Xie, S
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado em:	2011

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