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Psychiatry Update: Parental History, Pediatric Bipolar Disorder, and More

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Leo Robert

Parental history shapes pediatric bipolar in offspring, no evidence for deterioration in neurocognitive functioning, clinical course predictors identified-these are some of the latest findings in bipolar disorder research.

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