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Anxiety treatable, but 83% of affected did not get help

Source: Times of India — India · 2 days ago
Anxiety treatable, but 83% of affected did not get help
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Summary

A recent study found that anxiety can be treated, yet the vast majority of people with the condition do not receive care. In a related example, a businessman from Thane schedules his trips to south Mumbai so that he is always within five minutes of a hospital, fearing a sudden heart attack while driving.

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Whenever Thane businessman Shekhar travels to south Mumbai for a meeting, he sets off over three hours early. This is because he plans his route carefully to ensure he is never more than five minutes from a hospital in case he "suffers a heart attack while driving".

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