The Relationship of Mental and Behavioral Disorders to All-Cause Mortality in a 27-Year Follow-up of 4 Epidemiologic Catchment Area Samples - Eaton, W. W.; Roth, K. B.; Bruce, M.; Cottler, L.; Wu, L.; Nestadt, G.; Ford, D.; Bienvenu, O. J.; Crum, R. M.; Rebok, G.; Anthony, J. C.; Munoz, A. (American journal of epidemiology, 2013)
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