Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10302220 Journal of Psychiatric Research 2013 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
Employing a global approach, incorporating evidence across affective states, this meta-analysis found some support for peripheral inflammatory alterations in bipolar disorder. Results were limited by heterogeneity between studies, insufficient standardization and lacking control for confounders in individual studies. Further research exploring the role of the peripheral inflammatory system in relation to neuroinflammation is warranted.
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