Recent developments in neurobiology, diagnostic classification, and drug/psychotherapy
trials have increased our ability to manage patients with anxiety disorders. These recent …

Anxiety disorders are more prevalent than any other mental health problem in the United
States. Afflicted persons are often untreated orare treated only by a primary care physician …

The recently discovered high prevalence of the anxiety disorders, as well as studies
demonstrating their strong association with psychophysiologic symptoms, will probably …

Future directions for anxiety disorders may be split into three areas: research, clinical
practice, and public attitudes. With regard to research, we must learn much more about the …

Anxiety disorders affect 16 percent of the US population. Family physicians treat 90 percent
of patients presenting with one or more anxiety disorders. Common anxiety disorders …

Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health problems. According to the
Mental Health Supplement of the 1990 Ontario Health Survey, 9% of men and 16% of …

Anxiety disorders affect one-eighth of the total population worldwide, and havebecome a
very important area of research interest in psychopharmacology. People with anxiety …

Anxiety is the most common mental health problem in the United States. Most patients with
anxiety seek treatment from primary care physicians, who are generally familiar with the …

Antidepressant therapy for panic attacks, exposure therapy for stimulus-dependent
anxieties, and, to a lesser extent, clomipramine therapy for obsessive-compulsive symptoms …

Most patients with anxiety disorders can be effectively treated with the use of specific
pharmacologic and psychological approaches. Nevertheless, some anxiety patients remain …