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Panic Disorder
2.7%(year), 4.7%(life)
Specific Phobias
Onset: 7, mean: 11-17, 12.5% (diagnosable)
Social Phobia
12.1%, onset: teen; peak: 15
OCD
M:13-15; F:20-24
PTSD
6.8% of pop, women sep/div, nonwhites
GAD
3.1%(year); 5.7% (life), FM=2:1
Cyclothymic
4.1% (life), onset: 12-14, females
Dysthymic
6% (life), onset: 20s, median duration: 5 yrs
Bipolar I
.4-1.6%(life), recurrent course, onset: 18. Suicides: 10-15%
Bipolar II
.5%(life), onset: 19-22, chronic, more common in women
MDD
17% (life), f:10-25%, M:5012%
Bipolar I
Manic or Mixed
Bipolar II
Hypomanic or mixed
MDD
MDE only
Dysthmyic
2 years of depression, no episodes
Cyclothymic
hypomanic and depressive (but not MDE), no other episodes.