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Multilevel modelling of the predictors of post-stroke depression in South-West Nigeria
Abstract :Recent decline in stroke mortality engendered by improved treatment has led to an increase in post-stroke morbidity and related healthcare cost. Most of post-stroke morbidity is due to depression. Few studies have examined the association of contextual factors with post-stroke depression (...
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