From Ann Arbor to Reykjavik: Prechter Program travels across the globe for the 2024 ISBD Conference.
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Prechter Program faculty and collaborators revisit research on lithium and COVID-19.
Reducing variation in symptoms over time, not just capturing mood episodes, should be the goal for treatment and clinical trials, long term analysis suggests.
Study shows even temporary increases in drinking can lead to long-lasting changes in symptoms, but not vice versa; effect happens even below problematic levels of alcohol use.
Study will combine patients’ self-reports with data from mobile apps, wearable devices, genetic samples and clinical records to improve the success of first-time mental health treatment
A new publication from the Prechter Program team, "Emotion Recognition in the Real World: Passively Collecting and Estimating Emotions from Natural Speech Data of Individuals with Bipolar Disorder"
A new piece written by Tania Gergel, the Director of Research at Bipolar UK, provides a vignette of bipolar disorder and suicide. Dr. Melvin McInnis and Dr. Frances Adiukwu collaborate for the article.
Please join the Prechter team in welcoming three new research technicians!
The Prechter Program and EmoTe Lab were featured in several presentations at the conference.
An educational bipolar disorder Instagram, @best.life.bipolar, shares research from the Prechter Program
Check out two podcasts to hear from a Prechter Program research participant on living with bipolar disorder.
Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science journal uses stem cells from the Prechter Program as cover for May issue.
Long time Prechter Program research participant shares her story about working and living with bipolar disorder.
Recording now available
Margo Menkes, Ph.D., a Prechter Program graduate student in the Clinical Science Ph.D. Program defended her dissertation on executive function and bipolar disorder.
The Bipolar UK research team presented a webinar as part of World Bipolar Day 2024 to discuss their research work and partnerships with Cardiff University and the University of Michigan.
Check out what's new at the Prechter Program and all things Mental Health Awareness Month.
International research collaborators used Prechter Program participant data to investigate the link between the stress hormone and bipolar disorder.