Add to ORKGIncludes bibliographical references (leaves 96-98).This thesis examines the associations between self-reported hypertension diagnosis and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th edition (DSM-IV) defined a) anxiety disorders b) depressive disorders and c) comorbid anxiety-depression, both lifetime and 12-month, adjusting for potential confounding variables
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background. The South African Stress and Health (SASH) study is the first large-scale population-bas...
Objective: Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illn...
Objective Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illne...
OBJECTIVE:Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illne...
Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illness but the...
Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illness but the...
Background Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympto...
This study examines the associations between symptoms of mental disorders and diabetes and hypertens...
Background: The objective of this study was to assess the type and frequency of psychiatric disorder...
The prevalence of essential hypertension has continued to increase worldwide, and its consequences h...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background. The South African Stress and Health (SASH) study is the first large-scale population-bas...
Objective: Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illn...
Objective Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illne...
OBJECTIVE:Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illne...
Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illness but the...
Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illness but the...
Background Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympto...
This study examines the associations between symptoms of mental disorders and diabetes and hypertens...
Background: The objective of this study was to assess the type and frequency of psychiatric disorder...
The prevalence of essential hypertension has continued to increase worldwide, and its consequences h...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background: Previous work has suggested significant associations between various psychological sympt...
Background. The South African Stress and Health (SASH) study is the first large-scale population-bas...