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Jing Guo2017

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Depression among Chinese older adults: A perspective from Hukou and health inequities

Jing Guo · Liding Guan · Chengcheng Liu · Mingqi Fu · Huan He · Xiao-Hua Frank Wang

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Published2017-07-18

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ISSN-L0165-0327

Languageen

Citations128

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