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See Latest ArticlesThe Identification of Attention Complaints in the General Population and Their Effect on Quality of Life
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Hurks PPM et al. – Attention complaints in the healthy population are common and related to depression, anxiety, and sleep and several aspects of QoL, such as problems with social functioning, emotional problems, and vitality.
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