Article Abstract
At least half of the cases of bipolar disorder begin in childhood or adolescence. How do you decide whether a young patient’s symptoms indicate bipolar disorder? Read this CME Brief Report to learn about reliable tools and methods to identify bipolar disorder in pediatric patients.
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