Predominant recurrence polarity among 928 adult international bipolar I disorder patients

Ross J. Baldessarini; Juan Undurraga; Gustavo Vázquez; Leonardo Tondo; Paola Salvatore; Kyooseob Ha; H.‐M. K. Khalsa; B. Lepri; Tae Hyon Ha; Jae Seung Chang; Mauricio Tohen; Eduard Vieta

doi:10.1111/j.1600-0447.2011.01818.x

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Subtyping by predominant-polarity yielded predictive associations, including the polarity of first episodes and risk of suicide attempts. Such subtyping may contribute to improve planning of clinical care and to biological studies of BPD.

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