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A qualitative study of perceptions related to family risk of bipolar disorder among patients and family members from India.

The International journal of social psychiatry - 1 Sept 2012

Pattanayak Raman Deep, Sagar Rajesh

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BACKGROUND: Over the past decade there have been rapid advances in psychiatry genetics and there is a growing concern about the clinical and practical relevance of this knowledge. Efforts are being made to know the perspectives of patients and family members regarding family risk and genetic counselling. However, the area remains largely unexplored in psychiatric research from Asian countries. AIM: The primary...

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PMID: 21831906
DOI: 10.1177/0020764011408543

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