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Six-year trajectories of cognitive, physical and social functioning in adults with late-life depression.
Late-life depression (LLD) is often accompanied by functional limitations, which may persist after symptomatic improvement, increasing relapse risk. Care for functional limitations in LLD is difficult, as they vary across different domains and are linked to both depression and aging. This study iden
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