The ups and downs of bipolar disorder
Because of the public's ignorance, Bipolar Disorder often ruins the careers of talented professional people.
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'Embedding' a severe form of self-harm among teens
"Embedding" is a severe form of self-injury among teenagers and appears to be linked to thoughts of suicide and major psychiatric disorders.
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It takes courage to deal with hereditary illness
Victor LaValle was told not to have children by his mother, whose family members had suffered from mental illness for generations. This is his story.
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Charlie Sheen -- not so funny after all
Think Charlie Sheen's mad ranting is hilarious? A sufferer of bipolar disorder doesn't think so.
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Media madness is disturbing
The language used by reporters after the mass
shootings in Britain -- has left people with mental health issues feeling "stigmatised by association".
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The 'stalking beast' of bipolar
John O'Donoghue has suffered from bipolar disorder since he was 17. Now he's helping the largest study into the condition.
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My inconvenient truth
Bipolar disorder is similar to other lifelong illnesses, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, in that it cannot be “cured”.
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