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Maria Omelchenko, Valentina Migalina, Vasiliy Kaleda

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    PubMed
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    未经治疗的疾病 (DUI) 的持续时间对经历首次抑郁症发作的年轻患者的治疗结果产生重大影响. 较短的酒后驾驶时间与更大的症状减少和治疗有效性相关.

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    伴随性疾病发生率.未经治疗的疾病的持续时间.治疗疗法的有效性.负面症状 负面症状产生突发症状的症状.青少年抑郁 青少年抑郁 青少年抑郁

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