Suicidal Risk Factors in Bipolar I and II Disorder Patients

Juan Undurraga; Ross J. Baldessarini; Marc Valentí; Isabella Pacchiarotti; Eduard Vieta

doi:10.4088/jcp.11m07041

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Suicidal risk-factors found to be independent of bipolar disorder diagnostic subtype included mixed-states, melancholic depressive features, and more antidepressant trials.

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