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Bipolar/Depressive Disorders Links & Information
« Thread Started on Oct 23, 2007, 12:01am »
NIMH Introduction to Bipolar Disorder
Very long article, divided into different sections for easier reading. Click on the links to the sections you are interested in.

Mayo Clinic Information on Bipolar Disorder
A number of sections divided into articles on Bipolar Disorder. Click the links to the sections you are looking for more information on. Mayo Clinic is a reputable site/Clinic and I trust the information to be as accurate as is possible.

Wikipedia's Introduction to Bipolar Disorder
Seems to be a good, but very long article on Bipolar Disorder. May be worth reading as it talks about different areas of Bipolar Disorder

Mental Health.com Bipolar Information
More geared to Professional than the lay person, but does contain some good information. Includes information on Symptoms and Treatments of Bipolar Disorder.

Psychology Information Online
Some good information regarding Bipolard Disorder and Bipolar Depression. Also includes some resources at the end of the article that may be helpful to you.
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