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Clinical Studies for Generalized Anxiety Disorder
In general, the published clinical studies to support distinguishing between GAD and PD reveal that patients with GAD show often less autonomic and less severe symptoms.
Hoehn-Saric observed that GAD patients had less somatic symptoms
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