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Social Anxiety Disorder – Epidemiology – Overview

  • The number of total prevalent cases of SAD in the countries under study will increase by 7% from 21 million to 23 million in 20 years.
  • Of the countries considered in this analysis, the total prevalence of SAD is highest in the United States at 63 per 1,000.
  • The average age of all total prevalent cases of SAD in the countries under study is 41.
  • 56% of all total prevalent cases of SAD in the countries under study are female.

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