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Panic Disorder: Description, Diagnosis, and Treatment 
 
by Jimmy McShean July 21, 2005

Conclusion

The knowledge we have on the subject of panic disorder has increased fairly rapidly since its admittance into the DSM in 1980. Despite all of the progress made in the field, we still have a long way to go before a full understanding is reached. The quality of treatment of panic disorder has room for improvement. As of 1996, only 18% of panic disorder patients recovered from their disorder, and of that 18%, there was a 60% relapse rate.

An increase in the caliber of treatment is the next step in the long battle to fight panic disorder.

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