PROVIDENCE, R.I. Brown University – A new study by Brown University psychiatry researchers found that seven in 10 primary care patients with anxiety disorders eventually received potentially adequate medication or psychotherapy, but for many it took years to happen and it was considerably less likely for minorities.
Article by Anxiety News. Read entire story here.
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