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Exciting Developments for Difficult to Treat Depression
Author(s)Michael E. Thase, MD
What are the latest treatments in difficult to treat depression?
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Michael E. Thase, MD, gives a summary of his exciting talk on difficult to treat depression from the
Dr Thase is a professor of psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania.
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