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Bipolar Illness, Not Lithium, Impairs Cognitive Function
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Title Bipolar Illness, Not Lithium, Impairs Cognitive Function
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/719986?src=rss
Description Lithium may not have harmful neuropsychological effects on patients with bipolar illness, new research suggests. Instead, the disease itself appears to be responsible for the cognitive deficits seen in these patients. Reuters Health Information
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Date Apr 10, 2010
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