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Riley Hospital seeks participants for bipolar study

The Riley Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic is seeking children and adolescents for a study investigating the effectiveness of a medication for treatment of bipolar disorder.

Study patients must be between the ages of 13 to 17 years and must have a current episode of bipolar disorder (manic-depression). Symptoms include sudden mood swings (from extreme happiness to extreme sadness), attacks of rage or extreme irritability, bizarre thoughts, silly/uninhibited behavior and lack of sleep with a major increase of energy. In addition, individuals may experience sadness, irritability, crying spells, withdrawal and feelings of guilt.

Participants will receive a complete evaluation for bipolar disorder at no charge and will be reimbursed for travel expenses.

For more information, contact Allie Lund at 317- 278-4887, or E-mail at allund@iupui.edu.



 
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Publication date: June 21, 2002
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