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See Latest ArticlesCognitive impairment in bipolar II disorder
British Journal of Psychiatry, 09/07/06
Carla Torrent, PhD, et al. - Conclusions: Cognitive impairment exists in both subtypes of bipolar disorder, although more so in the bipolar I group. The best predictors of poor psychosocial functioning in bipolar II disorder were subclinical depressive symptoms, early onset of illness and poor performance on a measure related to executive function
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