Bipolar disorder is little researched, but doctors at Johns Hopkins aim to change that
BALTIMORE — Two months before Charita Cole Brown was supposed to graduate from college — and about two years after she experienced her first manic episode and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder — her doctors told her parents they should prepare for the likelihood that she may one day not be able to care for herself. It was March 1982 and Cole Brown had just experienced a psychotic break ...
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