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      <title>Pregnancy and Medication for Women With Anxiety and Depression</title>
      <description>Pregnancy is such a joyous occasion. But for many women who have an anxiety disorder or depression, a nagging question remains: &quot;Is it safe to take medication while I'm pregnant?&quot;
Preoccupation, worry, and guilt can become overwhelming, but take heart: There is no one correct answer because the decision about treatment is unique for each and every woman.
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      <title>Managing Your Child's Refusal to Go to School</title>
      <description>If your children are like others, they may experience a case of the jitters as the school year begins. This is a common and normal reaction. Feeling tense and anxious about homework, making friends, and meeting new teachers can make some children even fear going back to school. But most adjust well as soon as they settle into a routine.
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      <title>Dinner Plans Can Help You Manage Anxiety</title>
      <description>Planning and preparing healthful meals that meet your and your family&amp;rsquo;s likes and dislikes can be stressful. So eating healthfully often takes a backseat to other seemingly more important activities during the day.
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      <title>Generalized Anxiety Disorder vs. General Anxiety About the Economy: What's the Difference? </title>
      <description>If you're like many of us, you might look over today's dismal economic horizon and often feel as if there's no end in sight. Whether you're watching your retirement savings shrink, fretting about how to pay for college, or worrying about a possible layoff-or even if you're happily employed but nervously following the news, you know we live in anxiety-provoking times.
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      <title>How to Control Your Anxiety, Worry, and Stress </title>
      <description>May is Mental Health Month, a good time to pay special attention to our mental health and well-being, especially during stressful economic times. But we all know that anxiety and stress can take hold year-round, regardless of the economy's ups and downs.
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      <title>How About National Stress &#216;ut Season?</title>
      <description>If you've checked out the ADAA website recently, you've seen the announcement of our annual college campaign called National Stress &amp;Oslash;ut Day. The campaign's goal is to provide overworked, under-rested students with some pre-finals stress relief, as well as information about anxiety and how to manage it.
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      <title>How's Your Relationship With Anxiety? </title>
      <description>I don't know about you, but I'm running into a lot of anxious people lately. Everyone's talking about the same things: The economy is tanking, workers are taking salary cuts (if they're lucky enough to still be employed), the idea of working well into our seventies is no longer a joke, and pistachios have replaced peanut butter as public enemy number one.
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      <title>Treating Anxiety and Depression </title>
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      <title>Taking Steps to Overcome Social Anxiety</title>
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      <title>Anxiety and Your Health: IBS and IBD</title>
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Read on to learn more about their connection to stress and anxiety.
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