Depression among older adults in an urban slum of Raipur city – a community based cross-sectional study

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Mohan Kumar
Manisha Ruikar
V. L. Surya
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[1] KMCH Institute of Health Sciences and Research,Department of Community Medicine
[2] Foundation for People-Centric Health Systems,Department of Community and Family Medicine
[3] All India Institute of Medical Sciences,Department of Microbiology
[4] Coimbatore Medical College,undefined
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BMC Geriatrics | / 23卷
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Depression; Older adults; Geriatric; Prevalence; Determinants; India;
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1. More than half the older adults in urban slums of India are depressed.
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