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Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors and Risk of Mood Disorders

Overview
Journal Psychother Psychosom
Publisher Karger
Specialties Pharmacology
Psychiatry
Date 2016 May 28
PMID 27230871
Citations 8
Authors
Lana J Williams
Julie A Pasco
Lars V Kessing
Shae E Quirk
Brisa S Fernandes
Michael Berk
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