Bipolar disorder can impact cognitive function, particularly during mood swings. Medications for bipolar disorder may also ...

a symptom associated with bipolar 1 disorder. It’s suggested that you may be able to notice mania in someone’s eyes. While their eyes may look different, this is the body’s natural response ...

[1] These subtypes of bipolar disorders cover a spectrum of severities, frequencies, and durations of manic and depressive symptoms. The differential diagnosis among these and with regard to other ...

These reports can also help a healthcare provider distinguish between bipolar 1 vs. 2— variations in the disease that can inform treatment and prognosis. It can be helpful for healthcare providers to ...

Pamela Cabrera pleaded guilty in January to charges of aggravated manslaughter of a child, and aggravated felony fleeing or ...

Mariah Carey has spoken for the first time about her 17-year battle with bipolar disorder. The singer told People she was first diagnosed with the condition in 2001 after a mental breakdown which ...

A quarter of patients with bipolar disorder are being prescribed drugs which could make their symptoms worse, a new study has claimed. Research led by Glasgow University has found many bipolar ...

U.S. estimates of its bipolar population, at around 3 percent, are higher than those of Australia, where the estimate is around 2.1 percent, and Europe, where it’s 1.7 percent. Doyen ...

A politician diagnosed with bipolar disorder says he visited A&E when he was considering ending his life. Gareth Davies, ...

Mood stabilizers for bipolar disorder are safe during pregnancy and may even protect against preterm delivery and low birth weight.

Key findings of the study include: 1. A significant positive genetic correlation ... rethinking of the connection between epilepsy and bipolar disorder, which aligns with the clinical observation ...

Psychostimulants for managing unipolar and bipolar treatment-resistant melancholic depression: A medium-term evaluation of cost benefits. Journal of Affective Disorders, Vol. 151, Issue. 1, p. 360.