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Bipolar Depression: 6 Questions
A mid-December "Bipolar Disorders Expert Column Series" in Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health - "...Weeks or months of protracted depressive symptoms result in considerable suffering and marked vocational and social disability. Beyond the dysfunction associated with the depressive state, however, is the specter of suicide, which occurs almost exclusively in depressive or mixed states. Indeed, more than 10% of people with bipolar affective disorder will ultimately die by suicide. Improving the care and outcomes of the depressive episodes is, thus, a critical challenge for clinicians caring for people with bipolar disorder." [Viewing Medscape resources requires registration, which is free].  
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Addressing Both the Emotional and Physical Symptoms in Depression
A new CME unit at Medscape Psychiatry - " Depression is a complex disorder that can affect many aspects of a person's well being. Because it is the most common psychiatric disorder and can present in a variety of ways, it is often underdiagnosed and undertreated. Recognizing and treating the physical manifestations as well as the emotional components of depression are crucial to a comprehensive clinical approach. In addition, treating depression to full remission is a key concept of good clinical practice..." [Viewing Medscape resources requires registration, which is free].  
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