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Identifying mood instability and circadian rest-activity patterns using digital remote monitoring and actigraphy in participants at risk for bipolar disorder

2025-01-22

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Mood instability and circadian rhythm disruptions are both of increasing interest with regard to a number of psychiatric disorders, notably bipolar disorder (BD), but understanding of their nature and their interrelationship are incomplete. By definition, both have an integral temporal component and, as such, measuring them longitudinally and remotely is desirable. We conducted the Cognition and Mood Evolution acr...

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9d478e81-5a9c-5d5c-a60e-a4a7c38c7ed1
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10.1101/2025.01.20.633946
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