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Does a rural residence predict the development of depressive symptoms in older adults?
Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine, 10/22/09

St. John PD et al. – A rural residence is only weakly protective for the development of depressive symptoms over 5 years, and this association was not seen after the authors accounted for potential confounding variables. As well, these results underscore the strong association between poor health and depressive symptoms.

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