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Why Aren’t Doctors Screening Older Americans for Anxiety?

February 26, 2023

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Anxiety disorders are common among seniors, but an influential panel seems likely to recommend against routine screening. Some experts disagree.

BY PAULA SPAN | NYTimes Health | Disclosure

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Why Aren’t Doctors Screening Older Americans for Anxiety?

Anxiety disorders are common among seniors, but an influential panel seems likely to recommend against routine screening. Some experts disagree.

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