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. 2022;91(4):288-289.
doi: 10.1159/000524602. Epub 2022 May 6.

Diabetes Distress and Depression during COVID-19: Response to Breznoscakova et al. Uncovering the Untold Emotional Toll of Living with Diabetes in the COVID-19 Era

Andreas Schmitt  1   2 , Bernhard Kulzer  1   2   3 , Dominic Ehrmann  1   2   3 , Thomas Haak  1 , Norbert Hermanns  1   2   3
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Diabetes Distress and Depression during COVID-19: Response to Breznoscakova et al. Uncovering the Untold Emotional Toll of Living with Diabetes in the COVID-19 Era

Andreas Schmitt et al. Psychother Psychosom. 2022.
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