We Need You: Help Change the Future of Bipolar Disorder
Learn more about ways you can help support the Prechter Program!
Learn more about ways you can help support the Prechter Program!
A new publication looks at genetic mutations associated with bipolar disorder on the human cardiac system using stem cells from the Prechter Program.
Sleep Strategies to Help Your Bipolar Symptoms
New online resources to help guide future mental healthcare decisions are available for individuals and caretakers.
Prechter Program research participant, Meg LeDuc wrote about her circumstantial infertility journey and her mental health for bp Hope.
Ann Jeffers, Ph.D., Professor of Civil Engineering at U-M, details her mental health journey in her recent memoir, "Can You Hear the Music? My Journey Through Madness."
Prechter Program researchers were recently awarded an R01 grant to study emotion expression and mood severity using PRIORI technology.
The Prechter Program Bipolar Disorder Learning Community is one of the labs to benefit from the $5 million grant.
New research from Melvin McInnis, Ph.D., FRCPsych and Anastasia Yocum, Ph.D., shows having bipolar disorder is associated with a four- to six-fold risk of dying prematurely.
Abstract submissions due January 15th, 2024.
Two collaborating researchers at Deakin University in Australia win best presentation and poster awards using Prechter Program data.
Watch the webinar "Mind Matters: Beyond Borders" today!
Hanjoo Kim, Ph.D., writes about the intertwining relationship of anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder.
Ann E. Jeffers, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at U-M will launch her memoir on Thursday, November 30th.
The Prechter Program collaborator will be speaking about PRIORI this December.
Learn about a new project from the Prechter Program that looks at sleep and mood instability in bipolar disorder.
In case you missed the 17th Annual Prechter Lecture: watch the video today!
Chandra Sripada, M.D., Ph.D. pens an article about his new collaboration with the Prechter Program.
Download this year's Prechter Program Newsletter and Impact Report
The U-M Bipolar Disorder Clinic website has an amazing list of resources on bipolar disorder!