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News Brief – Treating Complicated Grief

Cheree Cleghorn | July 24, 2007

Complicated Grief Needs Special Treatment, Study Says: Complicated grief is a debilitating disorder associated with important negative health consequences, but the results of existing treatments for it have been disappointing. Click headline to read the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) summary.

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