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Has Bipolar Disorder become a predominantly female gender related condition? Analysis of recently published large sample studies

2020-09-25

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Bipolar Disorders are disabling and severe psychiatric disorders, commonly perceived as equally affecting both men and women. The prevalence of BD in the general population has been growing over the last decade, however, few epidemiological studies are available regarding BD gender distribution, leaving unanswered the question whether the often reported increment of BD diagnosis could b...

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3830e975-d4e1-5fb7-86fd-25d1de405340
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-53476/v2
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