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acute anxiety

acute anxiety Acute anxiety is a short-term experience of anxiety that can occur across many psychiatric disorders.

Acute anxiety is a short-term experience of anxiety that can occur across many psychiatric disorders. It may make it harder for a person to engage with treatment.

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Drafting source: Perunova Sandra; Kokina Inese; Krams Indrikis A. Therapeutic exercise is associated with dose-dependent reductions in acute anxiety across psychiatric diagnoses. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1805126; article XML SHA-256 520247855a71088302fb40ba9348931de62cc32e0b9a5c976fd6bf9b8ff8a101. “Therapeutic exercise is associated with dose-dependent reductions in acute anxiety across psychiatric diagnoses” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1805126).
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