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Confronting anxiety and depression in primary care.

Weiss Kj

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Primary care physicians treat many patients with anxiety and depression. These disorders have excellent treatment responses, but can be overlooked due to varied presentations. Physician education concerning anxiety and depression is important.

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Primary care physicians treat many patients with anxiety and depression. These disorders have excellent treatment responses, but can be overlooked due to varied presentations. Physician education concerning anxiety and depression is important.

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Primary care physicians treat many patients with anxiety and depression. These disorders have excellent treatment responses, but can be overlooked due to varied presentations. Physician education concerning anxiety and depression is important.

Key concepts: Anxiety, Depression (economics), Primary care, Psychiatry, Medicine, Psychology, Family medicine, Macroeconomics

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