Toward a cultural adaptation of pharmacotherapy: Latino views of depression and antidepressant therapy

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P356DOI10.1177/1363461515574159
P698PubMed publication ID25736422

P2093author name stringLeopoldo J Cabassa
Roberto Lewis-Fernández
Andel Nicasio
Peter J Guarnaccia
Elizabeth Jackson
Ana Alicia De La Cruz
Melissa Rosario
Sylvanna M Vargas
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P433issue2
P921main subjectpharmacotherapyQ701216
P1104number of pages30
P304page(s)244-273
P577publication date2015-03-03
P1433published inTranscultural PsychiatryQ7833943
P1476titleToward a cultural adaptation of pharmacotherapy: Latino views of depression and antidepressant therapy
P478volume52

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