MAJOR ANXIETY DISORDERS, PART I
INTERRELATED SYNDROMES THAT SHARE THE COMMON FEATURE OF PRESUMABLY IMPAIRED OR INADEQUATE SEROTONERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION, WITH MOST FORMS EVIDENT BY EARLY CHILDHOOD AND NOT DUE TO TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY, TOXIN EXPOSURE OR OTHER CNS INSULTS, and being AMONG THE MOST FAMILIAL (I.E., GENETIC) OF ALL PSYCHIATRIC-DISORDER SPECTRA
MAJOR ANXIETY DISORDERS, PART II
ABSOLUTE INDICATION FOR PSYCHOPHARMACOTHERAPY: THE ENDOGENOUS NATURE OF CONSTANT, EXCESSIVE AND SEVERE ANXIETY STATES AND/OR THE EVOLUTION OF PANIC ATTACKS
