Decreased core symptoms of mania and utilization of lithium/mood stabilizing anticonvulsants in U.S. bipolar I patients of African vs European ancestry

Keyphrases

• Affect Studies 50%
• Anticonvulsant 100%
• Association Information 50%
• Biological Differences 50%
• Bipolar Disorder 50%
• Bipolar I Disorder 50%
• Bipolar Patients 50%
• Bipolaris 100%
• Clinical Phenomenology 50%
• Delusions 50%
• Diagnostic Confirmation 50%
• Diagnostic Interview for Genetic Studies 50%
• Differential Rate 50%
• Ethnic Minorities 50%
• European Ancestry 100%
• Genetic Association 50%
• Hallucinations 100%
• Illness 100%
• Information Networks 50%
• Interviewer Bias 50%
• Lifetime Sum 50%
• Lithium 100%
• Low Use 50%
• Mania 100%
• Manic Symptoms 100%
• Medication Use 100%
• Minority Recruitment 50%
• Networked Publics 50%
• Psychosis 50%
• Psychotic Symptoms 50%
• Public Database 50%
• Racial Minorities 50%
• Recall Bias 50%
• Structured Diagnostic Interview 50%

Neuroscience

• Anticonvulsant 100%
• Bipolar Disorder 50%
• Bipolar I Disorder 100%
• Delusion 50%
• Hallucination 100%

Psychology

• Bipolar Disorder 33%
• Delusion 33%
• Ethnic Minority 33%
• Hallucination 66%
• I-Disorder 33%
• Misdiagnosis 66%
• Mood 100%
• Phenomenology 33%