Preventing depression in the elderly
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elderly, depressionAbstract
In the medical profession, the terms “public health” and “prevention” are often considered to apply only to somatic diseases. However, there is a growing body of data supporting the relevance of psychiatric disorders when planning disease prevention and health promotion.
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