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The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry|October 31, 2019
Adding Increased Energy or Activity to Criterion (A) of the DSM-5 Definition of Hypomania and Mania: Effect on the Diagnoses of 907 Patients From the Bipolar Collaborative NetworkMette U Fredskild, Jim Mintz, Mark A Frye, et al.Bipolar Disorders|October 14, 2014
Verbal abuse, like physical and sexual abuse, in childhood is associated with an earlier onset and more difficult course of bipolar disorderRobert M Post, Lori L Altshuler, Ralph Kupka, et al.Journal of Affective Disorders|December 15, 2015
More illness in offspring of bipolar patients from the U.S. compared to EuropeRobert M Post, Lori L Altshuler, Ralph Kupka, et al.European Neuropsychopharmacology : the Journal of the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology|March 1, 2022
Are personality disorders in bipolar patients more frequent in the US than Europe?Robert M Post, Gabriele S Leverich, Susan L McElroy, et al.The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry|July 6, 2016
Further Evidence of a Cohort Effect in Bipolar Disorder: More Early Onsets and Family History of Psychiatric Illness in More Recent EpochsRobert M Post, Ralph Kupka, Paul E Keck, et al.Comprehensive Psychiatry|March 21, 2016
Clinical correlates of sustained response to individual drugs used in naturalistic treatment of patients with bipolar disorderRobert M Post, Gabriele S Leverich, Ralph Kupka, et al.Journal of Psychiatric Research|July 9, 2016
Age of onset of bipolar disorder: Combined effect of childhood adversity and familial loading of psychiatric disordersRobert M Post, Lori L Altshuler, Ralph Kupka, et al.Bipolar Disorders|June 22, 2018
Multigenerational transmission of liability to psychiatric illness in offspring of parents with bipolar disorderRobert M Post, Lori L Altshuler, Ralph Kupka, et al.Bipolar Disorders|October 4, 2003
An overview of recent findings of the Stanley Foundation Bipolar Network (Part I)Robert M Post, Gabriele S Leverich, Lori L Altshuler, et al.The American Journal of Psychiatry|July 2, 2003
Impact of antidepressant discontinuation after acute bipolar depression remission on rates of depressive relapse at 1-year follow-upLori Altshuler, Trisha Suppes, David Black, et al.Pageof 8