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G. MAINA, G.E. MACCAFERRI, U. ALBERT, F. BOGETTO - Vol. 10, March 2004, Issue 1

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L’ipomania farmacoindotta: una revisione della letteratura
Drug-induced hypomania: a review of literature

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29 Maina G, Ceregato A, Forner F, Maccaferri GE, Rosso G, Bogetto F. Ipomania farmacoindotta e trattamenti antidepressivi con inibitori selettivi del re-uptake. Minerva Psichiatrica 2003;44:69-74.