Bipolar Disorder, Genetics, and the Brain (12 of 15)

by "The Librarian" on March 9, 2010

Doctor Ellen Leibenluft explains how brain imaging data is being combined with genetic research to understand how bipolar disorder affects brain function.

Tagged as: Bipolar, Bipolar Disorder, Brain, Brain Function, Brain Imaging, Disorder, Ellen, Genetic Research, Genetics

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