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[First episode of mood disorders: an opportunity for early intervention in bipolar disorders].

L'Encephale - 1 Mar 2010

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While early intervention strategies have been developed for psychotic disorders, affective psychoses and bipolar disorders have been neglected by this movement. However, when considering that outcome of bipolar disorders is often not as favorable as previously thought and that delay between illne...

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PMID: 21095396
DOI: 10.1016/S0013-7006(10)70034-8

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