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12-month prevalence for Bipolar I in 11 ranged from 0.00%-0.6% (APA, 2013)

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12-month prevalence for Bipolar I in 11 ranged from 0.00%-0.6% (APA, 2013)

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Prevalence of Bipolar Disorder is increased among individuals with relatives diagnosed with Bipolar I or II, with closer relatives at greater risk     (APA, 2013) 

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Prevalence of Bipolar Disorder is increased among individuals with relatives diagnosed with Bipolar I or II, with closer relatives at greater risk     (APA, 2013) 

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Bipolar Disorder is associated with an elevated suicide risk, at least 15 times higher than in the general population (Segal et al., 2018)

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Bipolar Disorder is associated with an elevated suicide risk, at least 15 times higher than in the general population (Segal et al., 2018)

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Lifetime male to female ratio of Bipolar Disorder approximately 1:1 (APA, 2013)

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Lifetime male to female ratio of Bipolar Disorder approximately 1:1 (APA, 2013)

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Mean age of onset for first manic, hypomanic, or major depressive episode is approximately 18 for Bipolar I (APA, 2013)

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Mean age of onset for first manic, hypomanic, or major depressive episode is approximately 18 for Bipolar I (APA, 2013)

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Prevalence of Bipolar I is higher among individuals who are divorced, separated, or widowed when compared to individuals who are married or never married. (APA, 2013)

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Prevalence of Bipolar I is higher among individuals who are divorced, separated, or widowed when compared to individuals who are married or never married. (APA, 2013)

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Females with Bipolar I or II are more likely to experience depressive symptoms than males (APA, 2013)

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Females with Bipolar I or II are more likely to experience depressive symptoms than males (APA, 2013)

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Bipolar Disorder is more common in high-income countries (1.4%) versus low-income countries (0.7%) (APA, 2013)

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Bipolar Disorder is more common in high-income countries (1.4%) versus low-income countries (0.7%) (APA, 2013)

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Bipolar Disorder may account for ¼ of all completed suicides (APA, 2013)

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Bipolar Disorder may account for ¼ of all completed suicides (APA, 2013)

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Females are more likely to experience comorbidities, mixed states, and rapid cycling than males (APA, 2013)

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Females are more likely to experience comorbidities, mixed states, and rapid cycling than males (APA, 2013)

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An adult related to an individual with a Bipolar I or II diagnosis is 10x more at risk of being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. APA, 2013)

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An adult related to an individual with a Bipolar I or II diagnosis is 10x more at risk of being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. APA, 2013)