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"Bipolar Disorders: Clinical Course and Outcome relates empirical data on outcome with practical information on the prognosis, course, and potential complications of bipolar disorders in the modern era." "Pulling together current knowledge on bipolar disorders from leading investigators in the field, Bipolar Disorders provides a concise, up-to-date summary of affective relapse, comorbid psychopathology, functional disability, and psychosocial outcome in contemporary bipolar disorders. Important issues regarding pharmaco-economics and the burden of disease are presented in conjunction with a discussion of mania through the life cycle and a summary of clinical and treatment implications." "Aimed at both clinicians and investigators, this book consciously relates naturalistic follow-up studies in mania to the routine clinical management of bipolar disorders over time."--Jacket.
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January 1999, American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc.
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1999, American Psychiatric Press
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