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Affective lability and affect intensity as core dimensions of bipolar disorders during euthymic period.

Psychiatry research - 30 May 2008

Henry Chantal, Van den Bulke Donatienne, Bellivier Frank, Roy Isabelle, Swendsen Joël, M'Baïlara Katia, Siever Larry J, Leboyer Marion

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Bipolar disorders are usually defined by alternative mood states, but a more precise characterization of the euthymic period could provide further insights into the pathophysiology of bipolar disorders. Surprisingly, few studies have investigated core affective dimensions in euthymic bipolar pati...

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PMID: 18295902
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2005.11.016

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