Disorders
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- Famous Bipolar People
- Biographies of famous people, past and present, who are thought to have suffered from bipolar disorder.
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- MedlinePlus: Bipolar Disorder
- Contains overview and information on clinical trials, treatment, and organizations. [English and Spanish]
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- Psychology Information Online: Bipolar Depression
- Mental health encyclopedia covers various aspects of illness.
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- Psychology Today: Bipolar Disorder
- Features the definition of the illness, symptoms, causes and treatment.
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- WebMD: Bipolar Disorder Health Center
- Find in-depth information from symptoms to treatment options.
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- 100+ Nutrients Crosslinked to Disease
- Click to cross between nutrient and depression associations, scientific research information. Nutrient, lifestyle, and medical options, drugs, and precautions.
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- All About Depression
- Depression, its causes, diagnosis, and treatment. Discussion board, newsletter, Web and book resources, news and research, and online assessments and workshops.
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- Beyondblue
- Australian organisation provides information about depression to consumers, carers and health professionals.
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- BluePages Depression Information
- Information about depression compiled by the Australian National University's Centre for Mental Health Research.
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- Clinical Depression
- Wikipedia entry includes van Gogh painting, descriptions of treatments, signs and symptoms, causes and the prognosis.
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- Depression Help and Prevention
- Depression help, information on symptoms and cure of different types of depression, recommended books, self help courses, and articles.
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- Depression and Manic Depression
- The causes and treatments of both bipolar (manic) depression and depression.
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- Focus on Depression
- Depression and depressive disorders - information on treatment, antidepressant medications, and support groups.
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- NIMH: Depression
- National Institute of Mental Health presents a series of articles on symptoms and management. Includes booklets of personal accounts and descriptions of related disorders.