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The anxious bipolar phenotype: clinical complexity and treatment response
Balwinder Singh
, Ada Man Choi Ho
, Brandon J. Coombes
, Francisco Romo-Nava
, Alfredo B. Cuellar-Barboza
, Manuel Gardea-Reséndez
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David J. Bond
, Miguel L. Prieto
, Marin Veldic
, Richard S. Pendegraft
, Susan L. McElroy
, Joanna M. Biernacka
, Mark A. Frye
School of Medicine
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Clinical Treatment
100%
Bipolar Disorder
100%
Treatment Response
100%
Medical Complexity
100%
Anxiety Disorders
66%
Antidepressants
33%
Mood Stabilizers
33%
Comorbid Anxiety Disorders
33%
Clinical Characteristics
22%
Lithium
22%
Alda-1
22%
Between-person
11%
Severely Affected
11%
Mayo Clinic
11%
Comorbid
11%
Medication Use
11%
Pharmaceutics
11%
Treatment Algorithm
11%
Treatment Patterns
11%
Benzodiazepines
11%
Biobank
11%
Bipolar I Disorder
11%
Anticonvulsant
11%
Rapid Cycling
11%
Bipolar II Disorder
11%
Second-generation Antipsychotics
11%
Prescribing Patterns
11%
Gabapentinoids
11%
Valproic Acid
11%
Anxiety Comorbidity
11%
Somatic Comorbidity
11%
Medication Treatment
11%
Negative Prognostic Factors
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Treatment Response
100%
Bipolar Disorder
100%
Anxiety Disorder
100%
Mood Stabilizer
33%
Antidepressant
33%
Comorbidity
22%
Somatics
11%
Prognostic Factor
11%
Anticonvulsant
11%
Bipolar I Disorder
11%
Substance Use Disorder
11%
Sodium Valproate
11%
Bipolar II Disorder
11%
Gabapentinoid
11%
Benzodiazepine Derivative
11%
Suicide Attempt
11%