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I. Introduction
A. Panic disorder brings on the fastest and most complex changes known in the human body.
B. My purpose today is to inform you on panic disorder.
C. It concerns you because 1/3 of all Americans have a panic attack by the time they're adults, and 3 out of 4 don't receive the treatment they need.
D. Today I will discuss…
1. Facts about panic disorder
2. Symptoms
3. Causes and risk factors
4. Treatments
II. Body
A. Facts about panic disorder
1. Mimics some medical conditions causing years of misdiagnosis. Almost everyone who panics believes they have a serious physical illness and goes to 10 or more doctors until they are finally diagnosed.
2. 7.2% of all adults or 1 in 15 have panic disorder.
3. 1/3 of all Americans have at least one panic attack, ¾ being women.
4. It's the most common emotional disorder, more common than alcohol abuse or depression.
5. Often leads to other complications (i.e.: phobias, depression, and even suicide. )
a. 1 out......

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