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What is pediatric bipolar disorder?

Bipolar disorder can be considered a spectrum disorder, which means that different profiles of symptom severity and duration comprise variations of this disorder. Bipolar spectrum disorders can occur in children or adults; childhood onset is referred to as pediatric bipolar disorder. It is estimated that 1% to 3% of adolescents in the United States (3 to NetWellness Article (More)


General Information

  • Knowing When to Seek Treatment OSU Article
  • Manic Depression/Bipolar Disorders OSU Article

  • The Body

  • Bipolar Affective Disorder MedlinePlus
  • Bipolar Disorder MedlinePlus
  • Bipolar Disorder: From the National Institutes of Health MedlinePlus
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  • Symptoms and Tests

  • Appetite: Decreased MedlinePlus
  • Appetite: Increased MedlinePlus
  • Bipolar Disorder: Diagnosis/Symptoms MedlinePlus
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  • Bipolar Disorder: Disease Management MedlinePlus
  • Bipolar Disorder: Treatment MedlinePlus
  • Is My Diagnosis and Treatment Right? Ask an Expert Q and A
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  • Bipolar Disorder: Prevention/Screening MedlinePlus
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