Adult psychiatric status of black schoolboys.
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Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
L N Robins
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Manic depressive illness and social achievement.
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Achievement↗
The adult development of the antisocial child.
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Adolescent↗
The long-term outcome for adolescent drug users: a follow-up study of 76 users and 146 nonusers.
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Alcohol abuse: a crucial factor in the social problems of Negro men.
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Social correlates of psychiatric illness: can we tell causes from consequences?
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Alcoholism↗
Social correlates of psychiatric disorders: can we tell causes from consequences?
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Humans↗
Educational and occupational achievement in primary affective disorder.
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Achievement↗
Drinking behavior of young urban Negro men.
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Drug use in a normal population of young Negro men.
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Who talks to a doctor about existing depressive illness?
Data on respondents from household and institutional samples from the St. Louis Epidemiologic Catchment Area Study who reported a depressive spell within the last year were analyzed to determine the type of recent depressive symptoms, sociodemographic and personal characteristics related to recent discussion with a doctor about depressive illness. Symptoms of lost appetite or substantial weight loss, being female and separated or widowed, and not using the Emergency Room as a usual source of care encouraged a recent discussion. Comparison with findings from studies of general mental health services use suggests that influences on help-seeking may vary across psychiatric disorders.
Depressive Disorder↗