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Comment
. 2001 Aug 4;323(7307):282; author reply 283.

Antidepressants and counselling for major depression in primary care. Authors' conclusions were not justified by findings

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Antidepressants and counselling for major depression in primary care. Authors' conclusions were not justified by findings

W C Leung. BMJ. .
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