Topic Bipolar Disorder Discover the archives of bipolar disorder and related articles Bipolar, Schizophrenia 20 Oct, 2022 Read Time: 3 mins Article Highlights from ECNP 2022 – Day 4 – October 18th Welcome to Progress in Mind’s live coverage of ECNP 2022. The 35th Congress of the European College... Mental Health 05 Oct, 2022 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Article Is the DSM still relevant to psychiatry? This APA Online 2022 session focused on the future of the DSM, and how it can remain relevant to the... Mental Health 06 Oct, 2021 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Highlights from ECNP 2021 — Day 4 — October 5th Welcome to Progress in Mind’s live coverage of ECNP 2021. This 34th Congress of the European College... Mental Health 05 Oct, 2021 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Highlights from ECNP 2021 — Day 3 — October 4th Welcome to Progress in Mind’s live coverage of ECNP 2021. This 34th Congress of the European College... 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Mental Health 02 Mar, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Do men and women experience psychiatric disorders differently? There are several known epidemiological differences between the genders in psychiatric disorders.... Mental Health 14 Feb, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Article Real-world evidence — raising organizational fluency through interactive learning techniques Real-world evidence (RWE) demonstrates long-term effectiveness and safety beyond the efficacy and... Mental Health 23 Jan, 2020 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights How are genes involved in tailoring psychiatric treatment? Psychiatrists need an understanding of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), pharmacogenomics, and... Mental Health 14 Nov, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Can blue-depleted light decrease duration of psychiatric hospitalization? Novel light and sensor technologies have been installed in a new acute psychiatric unit in Norway to... Mental Health 30 Oct, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights The new technologies transforming psychiatric practice and patient outcomes Data-driven approaches to psychiatric diagnosis and practice fueled by the abundance of information... Mental Health 20 Aug, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Beyond the guidelines: Precision Medicine Despite the attractiveness of precision medicine (PM) for providing personalized patient management,... Mental Health 04 Jun, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights A public invitation to view and comment on pre-final APA schizophrenia guideline statements Many guidelines exist worldwide on how best to manage psychiatric illnesses, but we never see two... Mental Health 04 Jun, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights What is the role of inflammation in the pathophysiology of mood disorders? Evidence supporting a role for inflammation and pro-inflammatory mediators in the pathophysiology and... Mental Health 10 Apr, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Psychiatrist and patient partnership encourages trust and effective care We have so many shared objectives – notably ensuring adequate resources are given to mental health –... Mental Health 10 Apr, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Potential new targets in depression and schizophrenia – learnings from obesity and exercise Weight loss and exercise increase benefit for mental health, but are difficult to achieve. The... Mental Health 22 Feb, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Developments in disease understanding aid treatment innovation Instead of assigning patients with psychosis to diagnostic categories, we might concentrate on the... Depression, Bipolar 20 Feb, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Article Predicting vulnerability to mood disorders and treatment response Major depressive disorder (MDD) is ultimately about how the brain responds to the environment, but... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 11 Feb, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Reconceptualizing psychosis based on biomarker analysis – personalized therapy to prevent disease progression When an extensive biomarker study characterizing diverse aspects of brain function unexpectedly... Mental Health 04 Feb, 2019 Read Time: 3 mins Article Train, test, predict: Using big data and machine learning in psychiatry Introduction of biomarkers for diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric diseases into routine clinical... Depression, Bipolar 31 Jan, 2019 Read Time: 2 mins Article Inform, track and treat: New tools to identify and address cognitive symptoms in mood disorders Brain health is important to us all, and cognitive impairment causes significant morbidity. Cognition... Bipolar 22 Jan, 2019 Read Time: 4 mins Article Managing the burdens of bipolar disorder The cognitive and physiological burdens of bipolar disorder, and some approaches to its treatment,... 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Mental Health 09 May, 2018 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Investing in recovery – translating intervention into action You would think that the behaviour of a flock of starlings would have little to do with mental health... Bipolar 09 May, 2018 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights A new era for the identification and treatment of bipolar disorder We are in a new era for the identification and treatment of bipolar disorder, said Eduard Vieta,... Mental Health 08 May, 2018 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Updating DSM-5 to improve diagnostic validity and reliability and clinical utility Clinicians and researchers are invited to submit proposals for revisions to the fifth edition of the... Mental Health 08 May, 2018 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Updating DSM-5 to improve diagnostic validity and reliability and clinical utility Clinicians and researchers are invited to submit proposals for revisions to the fifth edition of the... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 19 Apr, 2018 Read Time: 4 mins Article Family history: great risk requires great help with resilience Children at-risk of schizophrenia due to family history are often almost invisible to social and... Bipolar 07 Mar, 2018 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights A new era for the identification and treatment of bipolar disorder We are in a new era for the identification and treatment of bipolar disorder, said Eduard Vieta,... Mental Health 05 Mar, 2018 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Networking - a brilliant take off or a flight of fancy? You would think that the behaviour of a flock of starlings would have little to do with mental health... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 15 Jan, 2018 Read Time: 4 mins Article Dopamine synthesis is the common factor in genetic and environmental risks in schizophrenia Excessive striatal dopamine synthesis was the common thread that Robin Murray (Institute of... Bipolar 15 Dec, 2017 Read Time: 3 mins Article Mind the gap We look into new approaches to fill the gap between clinical remission and functional recovery in... Bipolar 16 Nov, 2017 Read Time: 4 mins Article Digital revolution has pros and cons for mental health Smartphones can track fine-grain physiology and changes in mood, allowing clinicians unprecedented... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 02 Nov, 2017 Read Time: 4 mins Article Exploring brain connectivity in schizophrenia There has been an explosion of interest in research on brain connectivity, across disorders in... Bipolar 19 Oct, 2017 Read Time: 3 mins Article Perspectives on bipolar disorder Reliable biomarkers and agreed clinical staging systems would both represent valuable steps towards... Bipolar 17 Oct, 2017 Read Time: 3 mins Article Mitochondria, calcium and bipolar disorder – what’s the link? Tadafumi Kato, Japan, explained how exome screening was helpful in identifying candidate genes for... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 05 Apr, 2017 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights Beyond Dichotomy At the EPA 2017 symposium on schizophrenia and clinical psychopathology, we were reminded of the... Bipolar 03 Apr, 2017 Read Time: 5 mins Congress highlights Psychosis - a European perspective on early detection and intervention The current status of early detection and intervention for psychosis in Europe, as well as future... Bipolar 03 Apr, 2017 Read Time: 5 mins Congress highlights Early versus Late - Does age of onset matter in bipolar disorder? The age of onset of bipolar disorder may play a role in the long-term course of the illness. Experts... Bipolar, Schizophrenia 21 Mar, 2016 Read Time: 2 mins Congress highlights The pros and cons of plasticity Bipolar 21 Mar, 2016 Read Time: 3 mins Article Common, challenging, complex and costly: the reality of bipolar disorder Bipolar disorder generally presents with depression, and depression and mania can coexist. Incomplete... Bipolar 21 Mar, 2016 Read Time: 2 mins Article Can childhood symptoms predict bipolar disorder? Bipolar 30 Aug, 2015 Read Time: 4 mins Article Can we reduce the cost of suicide in bipolar I? Across the globe, governments and health care delivery systems, insurers, and consumers continue to... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 6 mins Article Translating genes to real-world concepts The Saturday morning session, by Professor Schulze, Germany brought an update on the genetics and... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Biomarkers in bipolar On Monday at ENCP 2014, this correspondent attended an interesting, complex and topical session on... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 We See What We Look For Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Enhancing the DSM-5 Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Ain’t no sunshine when you’re gone How does our environment affect suicide rates? Professor Zoltan Rihmer’s sheds some light on the... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Man or mouse? It’s a strange thought – that while striving to understand the intricacies of the human mind, we... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 The Complexity of the Bipolar Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 DSM-5: Moving forward Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 1 min Article Thinking outside of the bipolar box This afternoon’s symposium, ‘Mental Health Economics’, was a fusion of psychiatric and economic... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Scenes from a bipolar life My pick of today’s poster presentations in Mood Disorders and Treatment describe a neat timeline,... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Striking the Right Balance Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Vicious cycles – decoding the patterns of suicide risk There can be few outcomes that a healthcare professional dreads more than their patient prematurely... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 2 mins Article Where is my mind? In this article we summarise a selection of talks fell from the WPA 2014 that fell under the theme of... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article The writing on the wall It was a bright and sunny start to day two of ECNP 2014 and for this correspondent, the morning was... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Talking Bipolar Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Tell me where it hurts? In the run up to World Bipolar Day this March, we reflect on the reality of living with Bipolar I and... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Do biomarkers of suicidal behaviour exist? As the sun sank below the horizon of the Spanish capital, this correspondent headed to the final... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 1 min Article Ich bin ein Berliner Guten tag and welcome to Berlin, home of Albert Einstein, the Brandenburg Gate and now the 27th ECNP... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 DSM-5: Sparking Conversation Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 3 mins Article Every action has a reaction Day three and more than halfway through, the conference showed no signs of slowing down for this... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 Read Time: 2 mins Congress highlights Bipolar insights Some of the e-poster sessions today were of particular interest to our correspondents, as they... Bipolar 20 Jul, 2015 The Right Tools for the Job Professor Fagiolini on the benefits of diagnostic tools in psychiatric assessments. Load More Most Popular Lundbeck Institute Campus
