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The Nature and Determinants of Neuropsychological Functioning in Late-LifeDepression
2004
Archives of General Psychiatry
Context: Cognitive impairment in late-life depression (LLD) is highly prevalent, disabling, poorly understood, and likely related to long-term outcome. Objectives: To determine the characteristics and determinants of neuropsychological functioning LLD. Design: Cross-sectional study of groups of LLD patients and control subjects. Setting: Outpatient, university-based depression research clinic. Participants: One hundred patients without dementia 60 years and older who met DSM-IV criteria for
doi:10.1001/archpsyc.61.6.587
pmid:15184238
fatcat:c2bdhw64cvfc3neioevyay4qtq