Did Narrowing the Major Depression Bereavement Exclusion From DSM-III-R to DSM-IV Increase Validity?

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Click Here to Read:  Did Narrowing the Major Depression Bereavement Exclusion From DSM-III-R to DSM-IV Increase Validity?: Evidence From the National Comorbidity Survey by  Wakefield, Jerome C. PhD, DSW; Schmitz, Mark F. PhD; Baer, Judith C. PhD,

This article originally appeared as :  Wakefield, J.C.  Schmitz, M F.; &  Baer, J.C.  (2011).  Did Narrowing the Major Depression Bereavement Exclusion From DSM-III-R to DSM-IV Increase Validity?: Evidence From the National Comorbidity Survey.  The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease  199(2):66-73 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.

Psychosexual impact of female genital mutilation/cutting among Egyptian women

FemaleMutilationEgyptianClick Here to Read:  Psychosexual impact of female genital mutilation/cutting among Egyptian women by Ibrahim, Zakia Mahdy; Ahmed, Magdy R.; Mostafa, Rashad M.

This article originally appeared as:  Ibrahim, Z.  M Ahmed, M R.; & Mostafa, R M.  (2012). Psychosexual impact of female genital mutilation/cutting among Egyptian women Human Andrology  2(2):36–41  and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.