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Anxiety can manifest differently for different people.
Anxiety can manifest differently for different people.
There are a lot of misconceptions – sometimes, even within the medical profession.
What we do know is that for many people, anxiety begins in childhood.
Going through puberty, losing a loved one or moving house can all cause anxiety.
Depression is a disorder that can go hand-in-hand with anxiety.
Different people have different ways of managing anxiety at work.
The experts agree that the first step is talking to someone.
It can be hard to know how to react when someone tells you they have anxiety.
Although you may never completely get rid of anxiety, living with it can become easier.
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