Depression Versus Bipolar
This is a study to compare the effectiveness of Seroquel and Paxil in treating bipolar depression, and to determine if Seroquel maintains its effectiveness when treatment is continued. This international study is currently recruiting patients.
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Employers Versus Insurance Companies
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Mania Versus Hypomania
Do you know the difference between Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorders? It's that people with Bipolar I experience mania, while those with... Read more »
Patient versus Consumer
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Treating Bipolar Depression: Part I
In October last year, the FDA approved Seroquel for treating bipolar depression. Currently, there are three medications on the market... Read more »
Bipolar Depression: Symptoms and Struggles
Depression and mixed depression are the primary moods of my bipolar II disorder. When I'm severely depressed over a long period, I often... Read more »
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Bipolar Depression: What are the symptoms of bipolar disorder?...
Bipolar disorder symptoms are cyclic. Patient's cycle into manic episodes, then return to normal before cycling into a depressive episode. This... Read more »
Bipolar Disorder Prognosis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Psychiatric ComorbiditiesMany patients with bipolar disorder often have accompanying psychiatric disorders.Depression. Patients with bipolar... Read more »
Ask the Author: Living Well with Depression and Bipolar Disord...
Expert patient John McManamy, who has battled bipolar disorder, is taking his voice to a new level. His informative and provocative book, Living... Read more »
Meet Sue Bergeson, DBSA President
Sue Bergeson became President of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA), formerly the National Depressive and Manic-Depressive... Read more »
Bipolar Depression: What are the risk factors and causes of bi...
Genetic or hereditary factors contribute to the risk of bipolar disorder. Studies have demonstrated that the prevalence of bipolar disorder is higher... Read more »
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