Titlebook: Bipolar Depression: Molecular Neurobiology, Clinical Diagnosis, and Pharmacotherapy; Carlos A. Zarate Jr.,Husseini K. Manji Book 2016Lates

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Understanding the Neurobiology of Bipolar Depression the current leading hypotheses of mitochondrial involvement, oxidative stress, the role of inflammation, and neurotrophic factors. Future research is required with a specific focus on the depressive phase of BD in addition to the study of biomarkers to aid clinicians in the diagnosis and targeted treatment of bipolar depression.

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Treatment of Childhood-Onset Bipolar Disordernt is the pharmacotherapy of genetically at-risk children suffering from bipolar spectrum disorder and treatment of psychiatric comorbidities. Further placebo-controlled trials are needed in order to better characterize the efficacy and safety of psychotropic medications in this population.

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Course and Outcome of Bipolar Disorder: Focus on Depressive Aspectsthe first episode, the impact of the depressive phase, cycle length, onset, age, gender, type of illness, personality traits, temperament, comorbidity, family history, life events, and outcome features will be reviewed. Conceptual models such as disease staging and their prognostic value will also be discussed.

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Decolonisation and Legitimation in Nigeriathe first episode, the impact of the depressive phase, cycle length, onset, age, gender, type of illness, personality traits, temperament, comorbidity, family history, life events, and outcome features will be reviewed. Conceptual models such as disease staging and their prognostic value will also be discussed.

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Carlos A. Zarate Jr.,Husseini K. ManjiOffers up-to-date information on the diagnosis, treatment, and research surrounding bipolar depression.Explores basic neurobiological research as well as clinical applications.Expands on the first edi

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Decolonisation and Legitimation in Nigeriaing the origins of this concept from the early writings of the classic Greek and Roman medical writers, through to the observations of the first European academic ‘a(chǎn)lienists’ such as Pinel, Esquirol, and Griesinger in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. We then consider the first claims for del