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Depression and disability in coronary syndrome patients are linked to worse prognosis beyond mortality.
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Supports QoL assessment in coronary syndrome care; leaves open whether depression interventions improve non-mortality outcomes.
syndrome patients may have prognostic implications beyond mortality . . . . . . . . . .
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Donald Haas (2005) studied this question. Depression and disability in coronary syndrome patients have prognostic implications beyond mortality, emphasizing the need to prioritize quality of life as a clinical endpoint.
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