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Aust N Z J Psychiatry January 2023 PMID 35786010

Clinical correlates of comorbid attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults suffering from bipolar disorder: A meta-analysis.

Francesco Bartoli, Tommaso Callovini, Daniele Cavaleri, Riccardo Matteo Cioni, Bianca Bachi, Angela Calabrese, Federico Moretti, Aurelia Canestro, Marco Morreale, Christian Nasti, Dario Palpella, Susanna Piacenti, Renata Nacinovich, Ilaria Riboldi, Cristina Crocamo

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The discussions emphasize the complexity added by comorbid ADHD in bipolar disorder, with phrases like 'diagnosis even more confusing' and 'bipolar ought to be addressed first in treatment.' The tone suggests that readers find this research valuable for understanding clinical challenges, which contributes to a generally supportive and interested atmosphere, though the level of deep analysis remains moderate.

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  • The meta-analysis found that adults with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD are more likely to be male, unemployed, and less likely to be married, and they tend to experience earlier onset and more mood episodes, especially depression.
  • They also have higher odds of using antidepressants, attempting suicide, and having other mental health issues like anxiety, social phobia, eating disorders, antisocial personality disorder, and substance or alcohol use.
  • These findings highlight that bipolar patients with ADHD tend to have a more complex clinical profile with greater psychiatric and sociodemographic challenges.]
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Chris Aiken, MD
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New analysis of the #bipolar -#ADHD overlap. It tends to come with anxiety and other comorbidities, making the diagnosis even more confusing. Bipolar ought to be addressed first in treatment. There's more at: https://t.co/PlHgAoQHYj https://t.co/Md66qFkl2U

Jul 30, 2022 · 12 likes · 8,228 followers View post →

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Chris Aiken, MD
@chrisaikenmd · X

New analysis of the #bipolar -#ADHD overlap. It tends to come with anxiety and other comorbidities, making the diagnosis even more confusing. Bipolar ought to be addressed first in treatment. There's more at: https://t.co/PlHgAoQHYj https://t.co/Md66qFkl2U

Jul 30, 2022 · 12 likes · 8,228 followers View post →