Obsessive compulsive disorder. An update.

1993-04-01

Jefferys, D

Journal Article

Developments in the neurosciences, neuropharmacology and in cognitive/behavioural therapy have helped in providing effective treatment for OCD. That OCD can be treated successfully is likely to lead to greater public demands on clinicians for diagnosis and treatment. It is thus hoped that the quality of life for sufferers will improve and the secretiveness and shame they now feel about their illness will no longer occur.

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Australian Family Physician; 22(4): 481-6

Australian Family Physician