Aggressiveness in depression: a neglected symptom possibly associated with bipolarity and mixed features

Norma Verdolini; Giulio Perugi; Ludovic Samalin; Andréa Murru; Jules Angst; Azorin Jm; Charles L. Bowden; Sergey Mosolov; Allan H. Young; Margherita Barbuti; Giovanna Guiso; Dina Popović; Eduard Vieta; Isabella Pacchiarotti

doi:10.1111/acps.12777

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Aggressiveness in depression: a neglected symptom possibly associated with bipolarity and mixed features

Article 2017 en

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Aggressiveness seems to be significantly associated with bipolar spectrum disorders, independently from BPD and substance abuse. Aggressiveness should be considered as a diagnostic criterion for the mixed features specifier and a target of tailored treatment strategy.

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