Integrated systems growth areas

Evidence of noradrenergic involvement in panic disorder includes results from studies on the growth hormone axis, the cardiovascular system, and the homeostatic control of the noradrenergic axis. A review of these three areas is presented below. To illustrate the manner in which the environment may interact with the noradrenergic axis, the review of these three areas integrates research on panic disorder with research on children who may be at risk for panic disorder and with research on nonhuman primate models of human anxiety states. 

A shared performance culture. Merging companies should also look upon the integration process as a unique opportunity for reorientation, for example, completely reorganizing their areas of business or introducing new incentive systems. They should also look to develop a new and inspiring vision and a strategy for growth. 

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