Comorbid Anxiety Warns of Bipolar Psychotherapy Need

Published October 21, 2013

Comorbid anxiety warns of bipolar psychotherapy need
medwireNews: Comorbid anxiety may flag those patients with bipolar depression who are in particular need of intensive psychotherapy, suggest findings from the Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder. The randomized controlled … Read more on medwireNews

High bipolar medication adherence not elusive
Researchers have found “remarkably” high medication adherence rates among patients with bipolar disorder participating in a comparative effectiveness trial. The rate of adherence was greater than 93% over the duration of the 6-month study: just 4.5% of … Read more on News-Medical.net

Study Probes Distinctions Between Bipolar, Borderline Personality Disorder
In a new study, researchers reveal the distinct differences between bipolar and borderline personality disorders in order to better treat both. An individual with bipolar disorder has cyclical changes in mood, energy and activity levels that range from … Read more on PsychCentral.com