Bipolar Disorder Archives - Page 21 of 30

Neurobiology Of Risk For Bipolar Disorder

Article July 21, 2017

Key Messages Tools that would facilitate early diagnosis, intervention, and prevention of new bipolar episodes may be of benefit to patients with bipolar disorder or who may develop bipolar disorder… Read More

The Recognition & Diagnosis Of Bipolar Disorder In Primary Care Practices – Sloan Manning, MD

Video July 18, 2017

In this video presentation, Sloan Manning, MD discusses the diagnosis of bipolar disorder in primary care practices. Dr. Manning covers the differentiation of unipolar and bipolar depression using psychiatric scales,… Read More

Clinical Application Of Psychopharmacology Of Bipolar Disorder – William Gilmer, MD

Video July 12, 2017

This interview with William Gilmer, MD, is part 3 of the 3-part module series on Bipolar Disorder from the Psychopharmacology Collection. Dr. Gilmer is a Professor of Clinical Psychiatry &… Read More

Cognitive Impairment In Manic Bipolar Patients: Important, Understated, Significant Aspects

Article June 28, 2017

Key Messages Compared with healthy individuals, patients with bipolar I disorder (BD I) experience cognitive deficits, including impairment of sustained attention, memory, and executive function. These deficits have been observed… Read More

Neuroplasticity Underlying The Comorbidity Of Pain & Depression

Article June 26, 2017

Key Messages There is a high degree of comorbidity between depression and chronic pain, and each condition may have an adverse effect on the other. This review sought to describe… Read More

Neuroinflammation & Psychiatric Illness

Article June 26, 2017

Key Messages Multiple lines of evidence support the role of neuroinflammatory processes in the pathogenesis of psychiatric illnesses. Neuropsychiatric disorders are frequently found among patients with autoimmune conditions; in addition,… Read More

Genetics Of Schizophrenia & Smoking: An Approach To Studying Their Comorbidity Based On Epidemiological Findings

Article June 26, 2017

Key Messages An association between tobacco smoking and schizophrenia has been consistently described in the literature. This meta-analysis showed a 5-fold increased rate of current smoking in patients with schizophrenia… Read More

The Current State Of Bipolar Disorder – Joseph Goldberg, MD

Interview June 9, 2017

In this interview, Joseph Goldberg, MD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, discusses the current state of bipolar disorder. Read More

Webinar Summary – Looking Beyond Mood & Psychosis: A Focus On Neurocognition

Article June 7, 2017

This summary was developed utilizing the full recorded presentation of this webinar, which is available on PsychU for all members free of charge. For full sourcing and polling results, please… Read More

Looking Beyond Mood & Psychosis: A Focus On Neurocognition

On-Demand Webinar June 7, 2017

Historically, cognitive impairment was considered an artifact of patients’ symptoms, attention, or motivation problems, and as such, was an underappreciated feature of schizophrenia. However, recent research has shown cognitive impairment… Read More

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