Depression Risk Higher for Rural, Unmarried Women (1)
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Channel: Mayo Clinic · 2008 · Science & Technology
James Rohrer, Ph.D. of Mayo Clinic's Department of Family Medicine discusses the connection between unmarried women living in rural areas and economic concerns. Unmarried women in rural areas often experience a greater degree of separation from usual health care, as many women gain insurance through a spouse or former spouse.
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