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Sleep-wake cycle phenotypes in young people with familial and non-familial mood disorders.

Bipolar disorders - 1 Dec 2016

Scott Jan, Naismith Sharon, Grierson Ashlee, Carpenter Joanne, Hermens Daniel, Scott Elizabeth, Hickie Ian

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OBJECTIVES: Converging evidence identifies that the offspring of parents with bipolar disorder (BD), individuals at clinical high risk of BD, and young people with recent onset BD may differ from other clinical cases or healthy controls in terms of sleep-wake profiles. However, it is possible that these differences may reflect current mental state, subtype of mood disorder, or familial traits. This study aimed to...

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PMID: 27882644
DOI: 10.1111/bdi.12450

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