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[Agoraphobia and panic attacks. Biological and behavioral approaches].

J Cottraux

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    |January 1, 1984
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    Behavioral therapy, particularly exposure in vivo, effectively treats agoraphobia and anticipatory anxiety, enabling significant medication withdrawal. Further research is needed to clarify antidepressant effectiveness for agoraphobia and panic attacks.

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