Aislinn Williams, M.D., Ph.D. selected as the first Unger fellow
Scarves and ties draw attention to Prechter bipolar disorder research team’s advances
Dominic Pangborn designs scarves and ties that draw attention to Prechter bipolar disorder research teams’ advances
Researchers seek to understand why bipolar disorder happens, how to treat it more effectively, and how to help patients and their families get the most out of modern knowledge about the condition once known as manic depression.
Wally Prechter, Dr. John Greden and Bryan Timlin Are Guests on Sunday, February 7
Some people with a bipolar disorder diagnosis have trouble managing relationships with friends and family members. Research at University of Michigan is helping us understand the complex challenges of this brain illness. With Valentine’s Day around the corner, two department of psychiatry experts weigh in on bipolar and relationships.
Abuse or neglect associated with worse executive function in adults, whether or not they have bipolar disorder
What makes a person bipolar, prone to manic highs and deep, depressed lows? Why is it so hard to find new treatments for a condition that affects millions of people worldwide?
