DOES ANTIDEPRESSANT THERAPY IMPROVE COGNITION IN ELDERLY DEPRESSED PATIENTS?
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DORAISWAMY, P.M., ET AL., DOES ANTIDEPRESSANT THERAPY IMPROVE COGNITION IN ELDERLY DEPRESSED PATIENTS?. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, THE, Vol. 58A, no. 12 (2003), p. 1137-1144.
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Depresión, Efectos, Fármacos, Función mental, Personas mayores, Tratamiento
Depresión, Efectos, Fármacos, Función mental, Personas mayores, Tratamiento
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