Bereavement-related depressive episodes: characteristics, 3-year course, and implications for the DSM-5.

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  2011

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  Archives of General Psychiatry

• Publication date

  2011-09-05

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  Medicine, Psychology

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  DOI 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2011.95PMID 21893659
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