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Positive mood and sleep disturbance in acquired mania following temporal lobe damage
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Allison G Harvey
University of California, Berkeley
Positive mood and sleep disturbance in acquired mania following temporal lobe damage
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2007
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June Gruber
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Julie N. Lemoine
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Robert T. Knight
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This pattern of findings implicates the temporal lobe in positive mood regulation and sleep-related impairments.
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