Friday, October, 23, 2009
Is Bipolar Medicine Dangerous For People Who Dont Have It
October 03, 2008
Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine have
identified biomarkers in the blood that are associated with mood
disorders such a bipolar disorder. Scientists analyzed the blood of
96 patients and found that certain biomarkers varied in the blood
depending on people's low mood states, high mood states, depression
levels, or individual experiences. Experts say this discovery could
change the way bipolar disorder and other mood disorders are
diagnosed and treated.
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Expert & Community Posts
By Jerry Kennard
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Health Guide
Expert patient John McManamy, who has battled
bipolar disorder, is taking his voice to a new level. His informative and provocative book, Living Well with Depression and
Bipolar Disorder: What Your...
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Sue Bergeson became President of the Depression and
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Dan W. Haupt, MD is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Washington University School of
Medicine in St. Louis. He believes that physicians in general, especially psychiatrists, must consider the...
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...deals with the treatment and prevention of mental and emotional disorders, such as ADHD, depression,
bipolar disorder and anxiety. Psychiatrists that are Board Certified have been in practice for...
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bipolar disorder, you may have treatment plans for them as well. How then, can you...
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