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In the first part of this series, we discussed anxiety and specifically generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) as a diagnosis. Now we are going to look at the research associated with treatment of GAD and let the research inform our decision making about what works when a person presents with GAD. Some of these findings may surprise you.
Time Stamps
Introduction to the video: 00:00 to 01:10
SSRIs in GAD: 01:11 to 04:25
SNRIs in GAD: 04:26 to 07:14
Does Bupropion work: 07:15 to 10:32
New Antidepressants in GAD: 10:33 to 13:03
The Hydroxyzine Debate: 13:05 to 15:09
Quetiapine for GAD: 15:10 to 18:17
View of anxiety as a less severe disorder: 18:19 to 20:48
Benzodiazepines in GAD: 20:49 to 21:49
Silexan in GAD: 21:50 to 24:09
Conclusion: 24:10 to 26:20
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