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The impact of disability onset on depressive symptoms: Longitudinal evidence from South Korea.
Depressive symptoms are a major mental health concern among people with disabilities in South Korea, yet little is known about how depressive symptoms change before and after disability onset, or how their levels differ between people with and without disabilities. Thus, we (a) examined changes in d
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