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See Latest ArticlesHealth-related quality of life (HRQOL) among patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder: evaluation conducted alongside an escitalopram relapse prevention trial
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Allgulander, C., et al. - To assess the impact of treatment with escitalopram on HRQoL as well as the effect of relapse on HRQoL and work productivity...Conclusion: GAD adversely affects patient functioning and daily life. Short-term treatment with escitalopram reverses this impairment to population norms. GAD relapse is associated with a deterioration of HRQoL and work productivity
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