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Factors associated with depression of the parents who lost their only child in western China city

2019-10-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background : The number of families who lost their only child is estimated to be 10 million by 2035. The parents who lost their only child are forced to endure psychological suffering and cope with elderly care problems alone. Long-term poor mental health can affect physical health and reduce the quality of life and well-being. Methods : 130 participants were selected using the method o...

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0549b426-6e5a-5a1f-9b9a-0aff1ff36d77
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10.21203/rs.2.12757/v2
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