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Choice of antidepressants: questionnaire survey of psychiatrists and general practitioners in two areas of Sweden

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Choice of antidepressants: questionnaire survey of psychiatrists and general practitioners in two areas of Sweden (English)

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U Bergman

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Göran Isacsson

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I Redfors

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D Wasserman

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10 December 1994

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The BMJ

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6968

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