Provisional Diagnostic Criteria for Depression of Alzheimer Disease
American Journal of Geriatric PsychiatryPublished 1 April 2002
Jason T. Olin
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Abstract
The authors, a group of investigators with extensive research and clinical experience related to both late-life depression and Alzheimer disease (AD), propose provisional affective and behavioral inclusion and exclusion diagnostic criteria for Depression of AD. The authors, a group of investigators with extensive research and clinical experience related to both late-life depression and Alzheimer disease (AD), propose provisional affective and behavioral inclusion and exclusion diagnostic criteria for Depression of AD.
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