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The economic burden of anxiety disorders in the 1990s.

P. Greenberg, T. Sisitsky, A. Fyer
Medicine, Psychology
The Journal of clinical psychiatry
1 July 1999

A human capital model of the societal cost of anxiety disorders is estimated, finding that posttraumatic stress disorder and panic disorder are the anxiety disorders found to have the highest rates of service use.

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Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia--Lifetime Version modified for the study of anxiety disorders (SADS-LA): rationale and conceptual development.

S. Mannuzza, A. Fyer, D. Klein, J. Endicott
Psychology
Journal of psychiatric research
1986

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Treatment of specific phobia in adults.

Yujuan Choy, A. Fyer, J. Lipsitz
Psychology, Biology
Clinical psychology review
1 April 2007

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Emetophobia: Preliminary results of an internet survey

J. Lipsitz, A. Fyer, A. Paterniti, D. Klein
Psychology
Depression and anxiety
2001

Results suggest that, for this sample, emetophobia is a disorder of early onset and chronic course, with highly persistent and intrusive symptoms.

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Social phobia. Review of a neglected anxiety disorder.

M. Liebowitz, J. Gorman, A. Fyer, D. Klein
Psychology
Archives of general psychiatry
1 July 1985

Findings do suggest that in its own right and as a comparison for other anxiety disorders, social phobia should prove a fertile area for psychobiological and clinical investigation.

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Fluvoxamine treatment of social phobia (social anxiety disorder): a double-blind, placebo-controlled study.

M. Stein, A. Fyer, J. Davidson, M. Pollack, B. Wiita
Psychology, Medicine
The American journal of psychiatry
1 May 1999

Fluvoxamine is efficacious in the pharmacologic management of serious forms of social phobia and resulted in significantly greater decreases in measures of psychosocial disability than did placebo.

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Lactate provocation of panic attacks. II. Biochemical and physiological findings.

M. Liebowitz, J. Gorman, S. Davies
Psychology
Archives of general psychiatry
1 July 1985

Lactate-induced panic attacks were regularly accompanied by biological changes consistent with hyperventilation and central noradrenergic activation and irregularly by elevation of plasma norepinephrine and cortisol levels.

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Ventilatory physiology of patients with panic disorder.

J. Gorman, M. Fyer, D. Klein
Medicine, Psychology
Archives of general psychiatry
1988

Patients with panic disorder may have hypersensitive CO2 receptors that, when triggered, evoke a subjective panic associated with an exaggerated ventilatory response and consequent hypocapnic alkalosis.

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Measurement of lactate-induced panic and anxiety

D. Dillon, J. Gorman, M. Liebowitz, A. Fyer, D. Klein
Psychology
Psychiatry Research
1 February 1987

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The cutaneous features of tuberous sclerosis: a population study

D. Webb, A. Carke, A. Fyer, J. Osborne
Medicine
The British journal of dermatology
1 July 1996

Although there is considerable variation in the age of expression of all the skin lesions, there is a trend towards the earlier expression of hypomelanic macules and forehead fibrous plaques compared with facial angiofibromas and ungual fibromas.

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