Bipolar episodes can occur at random, but they’re often associated with specific circumstances. By identifying these thoughts, feelings, and events, you can learn to better manage situations that are ...

Exterior photo of the Mayo Building, which houses the University of Minnesota Medical School's Twin Cities campus. NINA MOINI: An estimated 7 million adults in the US live with bipolar disorder, a ...

New research has identified that certain bipolar disorder symptoms—such as slowed thinking, guilt, apathy, and physical anxiety—can significantly impair daily functioning even between mood episodes.

Three new studies shed light on bipolar disorder, showing that certain lingering symptoms between episodes can significantly impair daily life, early trauma may alter brain wiring in unique ways, and ...

A student pulling an all-nighter for an exam in her bedroom. Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that’s characterized by mood swings ranging from depressive lows to manic or hypomanic highs.