Longitudinal cognitive trajectories and associated clinical variables in youth with bipolar disorder.

Álvaro FríasDaniel P DicksteinJohn MerrankoMary Kay GillTina R GoldsteinBenjamin I GoldsteinHeather HowerShirley YenDanella M HafemanFangzi LiaoRasim Somer DilerDavid AxelsonMichael StroberJeffrey I HuntNeal D RyanMartin B KellerBoris Birmaher

Published in: Bipolar disorders (2017)

BP youth showed normal overall cognitive functioning that remained stable during the follow-up within each class. However, 24% of BP youth showed poorer cognitive functioning than the other BP youth. This subgroup had poorer mood course and functioning, and may benefit from cognitive remediation and early management with evidence-based pharmacological treatments.

Keyphrases

bipolar disorder
mental health
physical activity
young adults
major depressive disorder
depressive symptoms
clinical trial
cross sectional