Wiley and ADAA Announce Partnership

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Wiley and ADAA Announce Partnership

Hoboken, NJ, January 24, 2007 - Global publisher John Wiley & 
Sons, Inc., and the Anxiety Disorders Association of America 
(ADAA) today announced a new agreement whereby Wiley's journal, 
Depression and Anxiety, becomes an official publication of ADAA, 
and complimentary subscriptions to the journal will be made 
available to the professional membership of ADAA.

Depression and Anxiety publishes original research and synthetic 
review articles covering a range of aspects of anxiety, stress, 
and mood disorders and related phenomena in humans and animals, 
and has as its intended readership psychiatrists, clinical 
psychologists, psychopharmacologists, and healthcare 
professionals in the behavioral sciences.

"We look forward to working with the ADAA to bring the content of 
Depression and Anxiety to a broad audience of researchers and 
clinicians in the behavioral sciences," said Joe Ingram, Vice 
President & Executive Publisher, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. "The 
partnership is an excellent opportunity for us to work to enhance 
the journal's strength as a source of essential information for 
the field."

"This opportunity further establishes ADAA as a professional 
organization that not only supports research, but works to 
translate and disseminate advancements," said ADAA president and 
CEO Jerilyn Ross, M.A., L.I.C.S.W. "The ADAA is the only 
organization focusing on anxiety and comorbid disorders with 
interests, activities, members, and supporters that span from 
researchers to clinicians to patients."

Depression and Anxiety is led by Editor-in-Chief Thomas Uhde, 
M.D., of the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine 
who noted, "the journal's affiliation with the ADAA represents a 
natural alignment of interests because both the journal's 
Editorial Board and the ADAA are committed to advancing the 
research and treatment of anxiety and mood disorders, which 
disable millions of people worldwide."

For more information about Depression and Anxiety, please visit 
Wiley InterScience at 
http://www.interscience.wiley.com/journal/da.

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