Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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333466 | Psychiatry Research | 2012 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Sustained attention (SA) was examined in patients with familial, psychotic Bipolar Disorder (BD) (n=43), their non-bipolar, non-psychotic relatives (n=44) and controls (n=47). Patients were impaired compared to relatives, but the latter did not differ from controls. Having a relative with familial, psychotic BD does not confer risk for SA deficits.
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Muriel Walshe, Katja Kristina Schulze, Daniel Stahl, Mei-Hua Hall, Christopher Chaddock, Robin Morris, Nicolette Marshall, Colm McDonald, Robin MacGregor Murray, Elvira Bramon, Eugenia Kravariti,