The impact of occupation according to income on depressive symptoms in South Korean individuals: Findings from the Korean Welfare Panel Study.

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Comparison of anxiety and depression status between office and manufacturing job employees in a large manufacturing company: a cross sectional study.Comparison of anxiety and depression status between office and manufacturing job employees in a large manufacturing company: a cross sectional study.

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