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Things comorbidity often describes (“comorbidity ________”)
measures
How comorbidity often is described (“________ comorbidity”)
psychiatric,
medical,
high,
significant,
diagnostic,
frequent,
common,
substantial,
depressive,
considerable,
psychological,
severe,
greater,
extensive,
affective,
physical,
current,
serious,
true,
prognostic,
mental,
proband,
somatic,
cardiovascular,
related,
bipolar,
observed,
associated,
cardiac,
less,
neurological,
patient,
apparent,
overlooked,
concurrent,
compulsive,
chronic,
dissociative,
lifetime,
unrecognized,
artifactual,
syndromal,
pathogenic,
traumatic,
prevalent,
excess,
neuropsychiatric,
ptsd,
obsessive,
unipolar,
reported,
posttraumatic,
meaningless,
adolescent,
noncardiac,
underlying,
neurologic,
pulmonary,
migraine,
chiatric,
existing,
understanding,
address,
nonpsychiatric,
psychopathological,
epilepsy,
familial
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