Study, 2000
How is PMS different from psychiatric conditions?
The abstract is incomplete and does not provide a complete answer.
What they did
The abstract begins to discuss how premenstrual mood changes are believed to be hormonally caused and beyond control, versus how psychiatric disorders are viewed as character defects, but is incomplete.
What they found
Unable to determine - the abstract cuts off mid-sentence without providing complete information.
What it means for you
This abstract is incomplete and cannot be properly summarized.
About the study
- Original title
- PMS Complaint, Psychiatric Diagnosis?
- Authors
- NL Stotland
- Journal
- Journal watch
- Year
- 2000
- Study design
- Study
- What was tested
- Unknown
- Read the paper
- doi.org/10.1056/wh200002010000015
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