A New Tool for Springtime Mania

An environmental approach to mania makes it possible to “slow down the sun” and modulate the destabilizing effects of spring sunlight. More in this report.

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As with sunshine, it appears that the regularity of circadian events is more salient to bipolar disorder than their specific duration. More in this report.

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