"Elevated Depressive Symptoms Help Predict Major Adverse Cardiovascular Outcomes Irrespective of History of Depression" by P Manocha

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Elevated Depressive Symptoms Help Predict Major Adverse Cardiovascular Outcomes Irrespective of History of Depression

(2012)

P Manocha, Emory University
Dj Eapen, Emory University
Rs Patel, University College London
Ha Kassem, Emory University
Ra Nanjundappa
N Ghasemzadeh, Emory University
Aj Shah, Emory University
As Tahaan
M Hammadah, Emory University
Pm Pimple, Emory University
K Dabhadkar, Emory University
Mm Halista
N Farook, Emory University
Rs Yendamuri, Emory University
M Khayata, Emory University
Yo Garcia-Bengochea
E Veledar, Emory University
L Sperling, Emory University
Cl Raison
Aa Quyyumi, Emory University
Vaccarino, Emory University

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Physical Therapy,
Medicine and Health Sciences and
Psychiatry

Publication Date

November 20, 2012

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P Manocha, Dj Eapen, Rs Patel, Ha Kassem, et al.. "Elevated Depressive Symptoms Help Predict Major Adverse Cardiovascular Outcomes Irrespective of History of Depression" (2012)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/emir-veledar/302/