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Suicidality and perceived social support in university students with chronic non-communicable diseases [Suicidabilidad y apoyo social percibido en estudiantes universitarios con enfermedades crónicas no transmisibles]
The objective was to identify associations between perceived social support, suicidal risk and the presence of chronic or communicable disease in university students. Using a case-control design, consisting of 41 subjects in each group. The median age was 22 years (R = 9), 81,8% were women, 26,8% of
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