| Evidence-based pharmacotherapy of social anxiety disorder |
| Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a highly prevalent and often disabling disorder. This paper reviews the pharmacological treatment of SAD based on published placebo-controlled studies and published meta-analyses. It addresses three specific questions: What is the first-line treatment of SAD? How lo |
| Evidence-based pharmacotherapy of Generalized Anxiety Disorder |
| Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is a common and often disabling disorder. This paper reviews the pharmacological treatment of GAD, based on the findings of published meta-analyses and randomized placebo-controlled studies. In doing so, it aims to address three fundamental questions: What is the |
| Blood pressure heart rate and anxiety in schizophrenia |
| Anxiety may worsen outcome in psychotic disorders. We assessed anxiety in 44 acutely psychotic subjects and found a positive association with heart rate and blood pressure. Risperidone treatment reduced anxiety but increased heart rate. We concluded that anxiety may adversely affect cardiovascular |
| Treatment of generalized anxiety disorder with citalopram |
| 8012580C Varia Poster 11/30/01 SzlE PM Page 1 TREATMENT OF GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER WITH CITALOPRAM 91 I. Yada, F uflr, C. Cbulla, and J. GWOOL DqlarUnaH or PshbUy and taha4loral aMn, Dtke 0rlnrSll Modfl Carter, Dwlum, FZ USA Spel60r K. oarqa KoMrrrun MD. as.,. — ABSTRACT Ina'eda.üan: Srro, |
| Treatment of depression and concomitant anxiety |
| Ft .SFVIF.R European Neuropsychophanmicology 10 (Suppl. 4) (2000) S433—S437 EUROPEAN NEURO. PSYNOPHARMACOLOGY www.elscvicr.com. locate. euroncuro Abst I'atl Treatment of depression and concomitant anxiety David Nun Psvchophor,nacologv (liii, School of M,'Jical Sciences, niversiry qf Bristol, |
| Treating Patients for comobid depression,anxiety and somatic illnesses |
| 1) etween one third and two thirds of I) patients In the United States have significant depression as well as a vcixietv of comorhkl anxiety dLsorders, including: generalized anxiety disorder (GAD, 62%); obsessive compulsive disorder OCD, 27%); posttraurnatic stress disorder (PThD. 48%); social anxi |
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