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Early Intervention Strategies for Bipolar Disorder: Identifying Warning Signs
Author(s)Christopher Schneck, MD
What is a mood disorder and what are the early warning signs? What treatments are available?
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Christopher Schneck, MD, gives a summary on his talk on bipolar disorder from the
Dr Schneck is the Division Head of Adult Psychiatry, the Chief of Service at CU Medicine Adult Outpatient Psychiatry, and Medical Director at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center Behavioral Health Director.
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