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Adolescents With Bipolar Disorder Not More Likely to be Overweight or Obese
Adolescents With Bipolar Disorder Not More Likely to be Overweight
The prevalence of excess weight and obesity is similar among adolescents with and without bipolar disorder , according to a... Read More
Large-Scale Study Finds Association between Risk of Suicide and Hospitalization with Infection
Association between Risk of Suicide and Hospitalization with Infection
A 32-year study of 7.2 million Danish individuals suggests that there is a connection between a person’s hospitalization with an... Read More
Gender-Specific Diagnostic Tools Can Help Identify Women at Highest Risk for Suicide
Research newly reported in the journal Molecular Psychiatry could help doctors identify women who are most at risk for suicide,... Read More
Genetic Patterns Linked to Depression and Suicide Differed in Men and Women
Researchers have found patterns of gene activity linked to depression and the likelihood of death by suicide that differ between... Read More
Reliably Predicting Who is at Risk of Suicide
Reliably Predicting Who is at Risk of Suicide
A Career Devoted to Identifying the Brain Biology Associated with Suicide From The Quarterly, Fall 2014 J. John Mann, M.D... Read More

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