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Bipolar Disorder: Psychosis, Mania, and Additional Research
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Call for better first-episode mania care, brain activation patterns predict risk, what’s important about atypical antipsychotics- find concise summaries of these and other key developments here.
Call for better first-episode mania care, brain activation patterns predict bipolar risk, what’s important about atypical antipsychotics-these are some of the latest reports from bipolar disorder research. Scroll through the slideshow above to find concise summaries of key developments.
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