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Sequential Treatment of Depression in Primary Care
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Title Sequential Treatment of Depression in Primary Care
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewprogram/8365?src=rss
Description What are the practical implications of a sequential treatment strategy for depression in primary care, with particular reference to the increasingly common problem of recurrent depression? International Journal of Clinical Practice
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Date Dec 20, 2007
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