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Physical Symptoms in Primary CarePredictors of Psychiatric Disorders and Functional Impairment
Kurt Kroenke, MD;
Robert L. Spitzer, MD;
Janet B. W. Williams, DSW;
Mark Linzer, MD;
Steven R. Hahn, MD;
Frank V. deGruy III, MD;
David Brody, MD
Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(9):774-779.
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