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The defeat depression campaign and trends in sickness and invalidity benefits for depressive illness

MONCRIEFF JOANNA Department of Psychological Medicine, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London, UK
Pages 195-202 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Christopher Bagley & Michael King. (2005) Exploration of three stigma scales in 83 users of mental health services: Implications for campaigns to reduce stigma. Journal of Mental Health 14:4, pages 343-355.
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Xavier Briffault. 2016. Sadness or Depression?. Sadness or Depression? 137 156 .
X. Briffault, Y. Morvan & E. du Roscoät. (2010) Les campagnes nationales d’information sur la dépression. Une anthropologie biopsychosociale ?. L'Encéphale 36, pages D124-D132.
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