Is there more dementia, depression and neurosis in New York? A comparative study of the elderly in New York and London using the computer diagnosis AGECAT. (Q52073504)

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English	Is there more dementia, depression and neurosis in New York? A comparative study of the elderly in New York and London using the computer diagnosis AGECAT.	scientific article published in October 1987

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Is there more dementia, depression and neurosis in New York? A comparative study of the elderly in New York and London using the computer diagnosis AGECAT. (English)

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dementia

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neurosis

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Copeland JR

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Gurland BJ

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Dewey ME

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Kelleher MJ

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Smith AM

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Davidson IA

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1 October 1987

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British Journal of Psychiatry

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151

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466-473

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10.1192/BJP.151.4.466

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