Low rates of PTSD in men attending childbirth: a preliminary study

scientific article published on 02 February 2008

Low rates of PTSD in men attending childbirth: a preliminary study is …
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P356DOI10.1348/014466508X279495
P698PubMed publication ID18248694

P2093author name stringPauline Slade
Rachel Bradley
Angela Leviston
P433issuePt 3
P921main subjectpost-traumatic stress disorderQ202387
P304page(s)295-302
P577publication date2008-02-02
P1433published inBritish Journal of Clinical PsychologyQ4970189
P1476titleLow rates of PTSD in men attending childbirth: a preliminary study
P478volume47

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