Social phobia in immune-mediated inflammatory diseases

Ian M. Reinhorn; Çharles N. Bernstein; Lesley A. Graff; Scott Burton Patten; Jitender Sareen; John D. Fisk; James M. Bolton; Carol Hitchon; Ruth Ann Marrie

doi:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2019.109890

Abstract

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Persons with IMIDs have a relatively high lifetime prevalence of social phobia, exceeding that reported for the Canadian general population. Strategies aimed at early detection, and effective clinical management of social phobia in IMID are warranted.

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