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Jan 1, 1988
The prevalence of obsessive-compulsive disorder was measured in five US communities among more than 18,500 persons in residential settings.
Lifetime and current prevalence of Diagnostic Interview Schedule/DSM-III disorders were determined for a probability sample of homeless adults in the Skid Row area of Los Angeles.
Both lifetime and current prevalence of alcoholism (as measured by the NIMH Diagnostic Interview Schedule) was higher among homeless individuals.
Jan 1, 1960
Pituitary-adrenal relationships were studied in 63 women with simple hirsutism.
Expert Insights
Jan 1, 1954
A presentation of several methods (developed in studies of mental disease) for determining certain epidemiological parameters that are not directly observable or that can be secured only by expensive and time-consuming field surveys.
