Filial piety as a protective factor for depression in survivors of childhood abuse.

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Families and family therapy in Hong Kong.Factors associated with depressive symptoms in older Taiwanese adults in a long-term care community.

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A meta-analysis of epidemiological studies in depression of older people in the People's Republic of China.

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