Created with Sketch. One key factor: bipolar is episodic while other disorders are pervasive. For example, bipolar symptoms come and go in mood swings, while disorders like ADHD tend to be more ...

Bipolar disorder is a complex psychiatric disorder, characterized by fluctuations between episodes of (hypo)mania and ...

Bipolar disorder is a complex psychiatric condition ... Including different methods of ascertainment and maximizing sample size and power greatly increased genetic discovery and improved our ...

Demystifying the neural circuits involved in bipolar disorders could also have implications for treatments. For example, scientists currently have little understanding of the specific mechanisms ...

However, the long-term management of bipolar disorder also requires self-care. For example, keeping track of one’s mood may help a person avoid triggers or spot early symptoms. The United ...

Bipolar disorder can impact cognitive function ... education, and income. For example, studies suggest males and older adults show worse functional outcomes, whereas being married and having ...

Bipolar disorder, formerly known as manic depression ... bipolar if the genetic likelihood is there," Daramus says. For example, Daramus says, "Habitual cannabis use before someone's first ...

Study published in Nature identifies nearly 300 genomic regions associated with bipolar disorder, and 36 key genes involved in the disease. The biological insights from this research could pave the ...