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Risk and resilience in bipolar disorder: rationale and design of the Vulnerability to Bipolar Disorders Study (VIBES).

Biochemical Society transactions - 1 Oct 2009

Frangou Sophia

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BD (bipolar disorder) is among the ten most significant causes of disability worldwide. Neuroscientists and clinicians have yet to meet the challenge of reducing this disability burden. The main obstacle to date has been our incomplete understanding of the pathophysiology of BD which thwarts primary prevention and early diagnosis and hinders effective treatment. There is a need to move beyond diagnostic...

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PMID: 19754457
DOI: 10.1042/BST0371085

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