The epidemiology of major depression and alcohol dependence

Authors: JianLi Wang and Shawn Currie

Editors: Leo Sher

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Type	Book chapter
Author	JianLi Wang and Shawn Currie
Editor	Leo Sher
Publication Year	2009
Book Title	Comorbidity of Depression and Alcohol Use Disorders
Chapter Title	The epidemiology of major depression and alcohol dependence
Pages	10-Jan
Publisher	Nova Science Publishers
City	New York, NY
Publication Language	English

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NPHS

Canadian Research Data Centre Network