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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 October 2011

Paola Rucci,
Domenico Berardi,
Giuseppe Berti-Ceroni and
Giuseppe Ferrrari
Paola Rucci
Affiliation:
Progetto Collaborativo Bologna – Psichiatria e Medicina di BaseIstituto di Psichiatria«P. Ottonello», Università di Bologna, Bologna
Domenico Berardi
Affiliation:
Progetto Collaborativo Bologna – Psichiatria e Medicina di BaseIstituto di Psichiatria«P. Ottonello», Università di Bologna, Bologna
Giuseppe Berti-Ceroni
Affiliation:
Progetto Collaborativo Bologna – Psichiatria e Medicina di Base
Giuseppe Ferrrari
Affiliation:
Progetto Collaborativo Bologna – Psichiatria e Medicina di BaseIstituto di Psichiatria«P. Ottonello», Università di Bologna, Bologna
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Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences , Volume 5 , Issue 1 , April 1996, pp. 74 - 77
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