Poor psychosocial functioning in bipolar disorder may be related to hypoactivation in several brain regions
A new neuroimaging study in Spain compared brain activity of persons suffering from bipolar disorder and of healthy individuals. It reported that poor psychosocial functioning in persons suffering from bipolar disorder is associated with lower activation levels in multiple regions of the brain cortex that include the fronto-parietal memory network and inferior temporo-occipital regions. The study was published in Psychiatry Research. ...
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