Prevalence and Risk of Depression and Anxiety-Related Disorders During the First Three Years After Heart Transplantation
Authors:
- Mary Amanda DewMDMary Amanda Dew
- Robert L. KormosRKRobert L. Kormos
- Andrea F. DiMartiniADAndrea F. DiMartini
- Galen E. SwitzerGSGalen E. Switzer
- Herbert C. SchulbergHSHerbert C. Schulberg
- Loren H. RothLRLoren H. Roth
- Bartley P. GriffithBGBartley P. Griffith
- 1 July 2001
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Psychosomatics
- Vol. 42 (4) , 300-313
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