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Adding Cognitive Therapy to Minimal Psychiatric Care Prevents Short Term, but Not Long Term, Relapse in People With Bipolar Disorder
Evidence-Based Mental Health
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1136/ebmh.8.4.102
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Psychiatry
Mental Health
Date
November 1, 2005
Authors
M. A Lau
Publisher
BMJ
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