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Neurodegenerative aspects of psychiatric disorders

Current Psychiatry. 2018 February;17(2)

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Edward Lauterbach, MD

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Dr. Lauterbach is Professor Emeritus, Mercer University School of Medicine, Macon, Georgia.

Edward Lauterbach, MD, discusses neurodegenerative sequelae associated with various mood and psychotic disorders.

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