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29 September 2008
Most web-based info on bipolar disorder 'of good quality'
Most websites providing information on bipolar disorder offer good quality content, study findings suggest.
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15 September 2008
Antidepressants provide no significant added benefits for bipolar patients
Patients with bipolar disorder gain no significant benefits from taking antidepressant drugs in addition to mood stabilising medications, say researchers.
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12 September 2008
Mood disorders common in couples undergoing fertility treatment
Mood disorders are common among women and men undergoing fertility treatment, research suggests.
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11 September 2008
Bipolar disorder linked to father's age
Having an older father increases the risk of developing bipolar disorder, indicate the results of a Swedish study published in the journal
Archives of General Psychiatry.
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10 September 2008
Depression in bipolar disorder linked to lower work participation, productivity
Patients with bipolar disorder who are depressed are less likely to have a job - and take more time off when employed - than those without depression, researchers have found.
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5 September 2008
Postpartum depression may mask bipolar disorder
Many women diagnosed with postpartum depression may actually be suffering from bipolar disorder, study findings indicate.
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2 September 2008
Family-focused therapy benefits teens with bipolar disorder
Family-focused therapy may help stabilise depression symptoms in teenagers with bipolar disorder, US study findings suggest.
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19 August 2008
Drug use patterns vary between schizophrenia and bipolar patients
Patterns of substance use in patients with bipolar disorder are different from those in patients with schizophrenia, study results suggest.
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