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Depression Attributes Among White Non-Hispanic and Mexican-Origin Older Men
OBJECTIVE: Depression is associated with poor quality of life, higher healthcare costs, and suicide. Older, especially minority, men suffer high rates of depression under-treatment. Illness attributes may influence depression under-treatment by shaping help-seeking and physician recognition in older
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