Predictors of relapse in a study of duloxetine treatment for patients with generalized anxiety disorder.

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Predictors of relapse in a stu ...... generalized anxiety disorder.

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Predictors of relapse in a stu ...... generalized anxiety disorder.

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Predictors of relapse in a stu ...... generalized anxiety disorder.

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Christer Allgulander

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Daniel J Walker

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J Alexander Bodkin

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James M Russell

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Melissa E Spann

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Susan G Ball

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10.1002/HUP.1211

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Pierre-Michel Llorca

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