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Depression in general practice attenders “Caseness”, natural history and predictors of outcome

Journal of Affective Disorders, 1986
Assessment of 564 routine attenders of 12 Sydney general practices established that 25% of the women and 17% of the men scored as "potential depressives". Thirty-five agreed to an interview and review over 6 months, with 83% of this group initially rating as a "psychiatric case" on the Present State Examination.
G, Parker, S, Holmes, V, Manicavasagar
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The natural history of angina in a general practice.

The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 1976
An appreciation of the natural history of angina pectoris is important when deciding on the place of new and potentially dangerous forms of treatment. During 1950-1975, 268 patients with angina were diagnosed and followed up in my London general practice.
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The natural history of the Tineina / 12 [General observations on the Genus Cosmopteryx]

1870
Exlibrisstempel: "Entomologisches Institut E.T.H.
Stainton, Henry T., Zeller, Professor, Douglas, John William, Frey, Professor   +3 more
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Current heavy drinkers' reasons for considering change: results from a natural history general population survey.

Addictive Behaviours, 2005
J. Cunningham, J. Blomqvist, A. Koski-Jännes, Joanne Cordingley   +3 more
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What Happened in History

PROFESSOR V. GORDON GHILDE, who died in the Blue Mountains of his native Australia in 1957 soon after retiring from the Directorship of the London University Institute of Archaeology, was one of the great pre-historians of the world.
Gordon Childe, G. Clark, Gordon Ghilde
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North bull island, Dublin Bay—A modern coastal natural history: General Editor D. W. Jeffrey. Royal Dublin Society, Dublin. 1977. 158 pp. Price: £3·80

, 1978
P. Harding
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Th e General Natural History of the African Lungfi shes

2016
Th e four African lungfi shes: Protopterus aethiopicus, P. amphibius, P. annectens and P. dolloi, typically inhabit fringing weedy areas of lakes and rivers, where dissolved oxygen levels are low, daytime temperatures are high, and seasonal drying is common; conditions they are adapted to because of their broad generalist diet, wide tolerances to ...
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Contemporary natural history of bicuspid aortic valve disease: a systematic review

Heart, 2017
A. Masri, L. Svensson, B. Griffin, M. Desai   +3 more
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Natural history, general and particular /

George Louis LeClerc, Comte de Buffon
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1. General Natural History

2020
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