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Friday, November 20, 2009
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Understanding Bipolar Disorder

Whether it’s you or a loved one dealing with bipolar disorder, you’ll want to get a sense of the illness and what it means for you and your family. We’ve broken down the basics to get you up to speed.

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  • Causes
    Find out what combination of biologic, genetic and environmental factors can trigger bipolar disorder.
  • Can a Good Environment Beat Bad Genes?
    To what extent do specific genes determine our behavior? Find out why the answer for intricate illnesses like bipolar disorder seems to be much more complicated than originally anticipated.
  • Risk Factors
    Read our guide to find out if you are at risk for bipolar disorder.
  • Diagnosis
    Get an overview of tests, procedures and possible outcomes, and find tips top help you cope if you or a loved one has just been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
  • Prognosis
    Many factors contribute to an individual's prognosis. Patients who obtain treatment, however, experience significant improvement in survival rates. Find out what you need to know.
  • Children and Bipolar Disorder
    No matter how much you love your child, raising a bipolar child can be overwhelming. Our experts - individuals who are well-acquainted with the challenges of bipolar disorder and know what it means for children - offer tips, support and the latest research here.
  • Bipolar Quiz
    Did you know that bipolar disorder is a treatable illness affecting more than two million Americans?  Test your knowledge of bipolar disorder with our quick quiz!
  • Understanding Hypomania: Energies Bop, Inhibitions Drop, Ideas Pop
    John McManamy, who has battled bipolar disorder, explains what you need to know about hypomania and its deceptive qualities.
  • Resources
    Get the latest news and information on bipolar disorder, and find a network of support with these great resources.
  • References
    Review a bibiliography of the publications used in the production of this online resource about bipolar disorder.
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