Existing and emerging pharmacological approaches to the treatment of mania: A critical overview

Existing and emerging pharmacological approaches to the treatment of mania: A critical overview

Manic episodes are a defining, frequent and dramatically disabling occurrence in the course of Bipolar Disorder type I. Current pharmacotherapy of mania lists a good number of agents, but differences in efficacy and safety profiles among these agents must be considered in order to tailor personalized therapies, especially when the long-term course of the illness is considered. There is wide room and need to ameliorate current pharmacological app…

The 30-year-old also said he had tried to put an end to his life. "I felt like at the bottom of the abyss, no energy, no desire to continue," he revealed on Instagram. - "I tried the worst": this former "Star Academy" candidate reveals that he suffers from bipolar disorders (Culture, media and entertainment). TF1 INFO

Bipolar Day: disorder is complex but early diagnosis can lead to fulfilling lives

India's National Mental Health Survey, mood disorders, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, genetic factors, environmental triggers, and treatment options.

A 10-Year Prospective Study of Prodromal Patterns for Bipolar Disorder Among Amish Youth

Prospective study of well children at risk of bipolarity to identify the frequency and pattern of potentially prodromal symptoms/behaviors for bipolar…

A mental illness that causes extreme mood changes and that leads to a third of those who suffer from it dropping out of treatment, a part without warning, when they feel stable because they trust that their pathology has passed and they can control it alone. It is the trend that the Hospital del Vinalopó de Elche is detecting with patients suffering from bipolar disorder (maniac-depressive), which affects a range that goes from 1 to 2% of the po…

Sapphire - International Bipolar Foundation

Describe Something I`m Proud of in My Journey: After a decade of chaos—marked by sleepless nights, manic episodes, drug-fueled anxiety, and the weight of alcohol-driven depression—I finally found an answer: bipolar disorder. A name for the storm that had consumed my twenties. Completely spent, I reached a point where something had to change. Life was slipping away, and I needed to find solid ground—some way to regain a sense of control. In the d…