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The trajectory of depressive symptoms and its risk factors in the middle-aged and elderly population
Medical Psychology | 更新时间:2025-02-27
    • The trajectory of depressive symptoms and its risk factors in the middle-aged and elderly population

    • Journal of Army Medical University   Vol. 47, Issue 4, Pages: 369-377(2025)
    • 作者机构:

      陆军军医大学(第三军医大学)第一附属医院医学心理科,重庆

    • DOI:10.16016/j.2097-0927.202402078    

      CLC: R181.2;R592;R749.4
    • Received:27 February 2024,

      Revised:17 June 2024,

      Published:28 February 2025

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  • CUI Xiao,CHANG Song,HUANG Heqing,et al.The trajectory of depressive symptoms and its risk factors in the middle-aged and elderly population[J].J Army Med Univ,2025,47(04):369-377. DOI:10.16016/j.2097-0927.202402078.

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