'Less like a drug than a drug': The use of St John's wort among people who self-identify as having depression and/or anxiety symptoms

Marie Pirotta; Karen Willis; Meg Carter; Kirsty Forsdike; Danielle Newton; Jane Gunn

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'Less like a drug than a drug': The use of St John's wort among people who self-identify as having depression and/or anxiety symptoms

Marie Pirotta, Karen Willis, Meg Carter, Kirsty Forsdike, Danielle Newton, Jane Gunn

COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES IN MEDICINE | CHURCHILL LIVINGSTONE | Published : 2014

DOI: 10.1016/j.ctim.2014.07.007

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Marie Pirotta Author General Practice

Jane Gunn Author Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

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'Less like a drug than a drug': The use of St John's wort among people who self-identify as having depression and/or anxiety symptoms

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