Clinical predictors of familial depression in Han Chinese women.

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Clinical predictors of familial depression in Han Chinese women.

Depression and anxiety - 1 Jan 2012

Wang Lina, Qiao Dongdong, Li Yihan, Wang Liwei, Ren Jianer, He Kangmei, Sun Jing, Wang Zhoubing, Tian Tian, Chen Ce, Yang Lei, Hu Jian, Deng Hong, Wang Qian, Li Keqing, Han Jiyang, Rong Han, Gan Zhaoyu, Yang Hong, Zhou Pingliang, Pan Jiyang, Zhou Cong, Cui Yanping, Song Libo, Zhu Yuzhang, Li Ying, Wang Xueyi, Ye Lanxian, Liang Wei, Chen Yunchun, Tang Qingjun, Guan Jing, Shi Shenxun, Kendler Kenneth S, Flint Jonathan, Liu Lanfen

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BACKGROUND: A number of clinical features potentially reflect an individual's familial vulnerability to major depression (MD), including early age at onset, recurrence, impairment, episode duration, and the number and pattern of depressive symptoms. However, these results are drawn from studies that have exclusively examined individuals from a European ethnic background. We investigated which clinical features of...

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PMID: 22065525
DOI: 10.1002/da.20878
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