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Do Stressful Working Conditions Cause Psychiatric Disorders?

Overview
Journal Occup Med (Lond)
Publisher Oxford University Press
Specialty Occupational Medicine
Date 2010 Feb 17
PMID 20157188
Citations 8
Authors
Mika Kivimaki
Matthew Hotopf
Max Henderson
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