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Psychosocial Interest, Medical Interviews, and the Recognition of Depression
Lee W. Badger, PhD;
Frank V. deGruy, MD;
Julia Hartman, MA;
Mary Ann Plant, PhD;
James Leeper, PhD;
Roland Ficken, PhD;
Alan Maxwell, MD;
Elizabeth Rand, MD;
Russell Anderson, MD;
Bryce Templeton, MD
Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(10):899-907.
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