Do depressed men and women respond similarly to cognitive behavior therapy?
Michael E. Thase(Veterans Health Administration), David J. Kupfer(University of Pittsburgh), J.R. Jennings, Ellen Frank(University of Pittsburgh), Anne D. Simons, John E. McGeary, Charles F. Reynolds(University of Pittsburgh), Amy L. Fasiczka(University of Pittsburgh), G G Garamoni
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