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Returning to work after depression/anxiety issues. how do i assimilate quickly?
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Healthy Lifestyle: It is important to continue to maintain a healthy lifestyle in addition to medical treatment for depression and anxiety including exercise, good nutrition, sleep and social supports to continue to work towards remission.
Answered 4/15/2014
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