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Does Personality Predict Mortality? Results from the GAZEL French Prospective Cohort Study
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Title Does Personality Predict Mortality? Results from the GAZEL French Prospective Cohort Study
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/574676?src=rss
Description Do people with neurotic hostility, coronary heart disease and anti-social personalities have higher mortality outcomes?
International Journal of Epidemiology
Category Articles > Psychiatry and Mental Health
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Date Jun 8, 2008
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