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HYPOCHONDRIACAL DISORDER 57716. Swartz M, Landerman R, Blazer D et al. Somatization symptoms inthe community: a rural/urban comparison. Psychosomatics 1989;30(1): 44–53.17. Busse EW. Hypochondriasis in the elderly. Comp Ther 1987; 13(5):37–42.18. Brink TL, Janakes C, Martinez N. Geriatric hypochondriasis,situational factors. J Am Geriat Soc 1981; 29(1): 37–9.19. Barsky AJ, Wyshak G, Klerman GL. Transient hypochondriasis.Arch Gen Psychiat 1990; 47(8): 746–52.20. Barsky AJ, Geringer E, Wool CA. A cognitive educational treatmentfor hypochondriasis. Gen Hosp Psychiat 1988; 10: 322–7.21. Brown HN, Vaillant GE. Hypochondriasis. Arch Intern Med 1981;141: 723–6.
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Principles and Practice of Geriatri
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Copyright # 2002 John Wiley & Sons,
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viCONTENTS20 Long-term Outcome Stud
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viiiCONTENTSEIX Conditions Associat
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CONTRIBUTORSxiiiA. F. Fairburn Cons
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CONTRIBUTORSxvI. R. Katz Section of
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CONTRIBUTORSxviiM. Philpot Departme
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INDEX 803community care continuedin
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INDEX 805erectile failure 635EURO-D
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INDEX 807neurofibrillary tangles (N
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INDEX 809social support 96-7, 546de
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 5forces also
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THE DEVELOPMENT IN BRITAIN 11REFERE
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14 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GERIA
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GENERAL THEORIES OF AGING 21seems t
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 27Table
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ANATOMY OF THE AGING BRAIN 41quanti
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NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF AGEING 59‘‘e
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PHARMACOKINETIC AND PHARMACODYNAMIC
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NORMAL AGEING—A PROBLEMATICAL CON
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CHRONOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL AGEING
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THE NORMAL AGED AMONG COMMUNITY-DWE
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THE NORMAL AGED AMONG COMMUNITY-DWE
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PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND OLD AGE 1
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COMPUTER METHODS OF ASSESSMENT OF C
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DELIRIUM—AN OVERVIEW 181Table 35.
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 187by embolic
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NOSOLOGY OF DEMENTIA 1898. Blennow
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DEMENTIA EPIDEMIOLOGY: PREVALENCE A
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 201528 inciden
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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES 203centre (Liv
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THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALZHEIMER’S D
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NEUROPATHOLOGY OF AD 225eosin- or s
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NEUROTRANSMITTER CHANGES IN AD 231w
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ANTEMORTEM MARKERS 235predictive of
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CLINICAL FEATURES OF SENILE DEMENTI
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MANAGEMENT OF DEMENTIA SYMPTOMS 243
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 253diagnosis of B
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 25534. Scheinberg
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VASCULAR DEMENTIA 257causes low blo
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FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA 28310. Hodg
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REVERSIBLE DEMENTIAS 291INVESTIGATI
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF DEMENTIA
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DISTINGUISHING DEPRESSION FROM DEME
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MINOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 309Table
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ACUTE MANAGEMENT OF DEMENTIA 315the
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INFORMAL CARERS AND THEIR SUPPORT 3
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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY 353syndrome of
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NEUROCHEMISTRY 399PLATELET 3 H-IMIP
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NEUROCHEMISTRY 40154. Suranyi-Cadot
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NEURO-IMAGING 405neuro-imaging tech
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LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT 455DEPRESSIONM
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BEREAVEMENT 467the hoarding of pres
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MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MANIA 485drops
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MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MANIA 487adults
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RISK FACTORS FOR DYSKINESIA 529an i
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RISK FACTORS FOR DYSKINESIA 531case
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RISK FACTORS FOR DYSKINESIA 53368.
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