Poor Long-Term Prognosis in Mixed Bipolar Patients

Ana González‐Pinto; Sara Barbeito; Marta Alonso; Susana Alberich; Karim Haidar; Eduard Vieta; Rafael Tabarés‐Seisdedos; Eric P. Zorrilla; Maria Asun González-Pinto; Purificación López‐Mahía

doi:10.4088/jcp.09m05483yel

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Although some factors associated with mixed episodes are mediated by a younger age at onset, the long-term prognosis of mixed-episode patients is worse than patients with nonmixed episodes.

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