Prechter Program Director and Research Program Manager found instances of lithium toxicity among individuals with bipolar disorder who were diagnosed with COVID-19.
Dr. Santa J. Ono, a researcher, mental health advocate, and person living with bipolar disorder will be joining the University of Michigan as the new President.
Many Prechter Program researchers are a part of the Global Bipolar Cohort (GBC) and were involved in the studies mentioned in this article. The GBC held its inaugural meeting in Ann Arbor in 2019, organized by Dr. McInnis, Director of the Prechter Program.
People with bipolar I disorder (BD) and schizophrenia show similar difficulty with response inhibition according to a study published in Journal of Affective Disorders
The Right Support for Medication Management
Rachel has joined the Prechter Program as the Marketing and Communications Specialist
Targeting the microbiome to improve clinical outcomes in bipolar disorder
Did you know that if you are a bipolar researcher, the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program has a process where you can request access to our data?
Did you know the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program keeps a detailed bibliography of all publications by our researchers?
This paper was published in Computational Psychiatry
Did you know the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program has a section dedicated to personal accounts where people living with the condition can share their stories?
Did you know the Prechter Program director, Melvin G. McInnis, M.D., has written an “Ask the Doctor” column for BP Magazine on the effect of the season on bipolar disorder?
Dr. Sperry, along with over 40 other experts, participated in a Reddit AMA about bipolar disorder
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Dr. Sarah Sperry and her UROP student, Victoria Murphy, recently presented Victoria’s research on Prechter Program data
The Prechter Program has two active social media accounts that share inspiration, stories, art, music, research updates and more.
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