New research suggests that mood swings in bipolar disorder are regulated by two clocks: the body's 24-hour circadian rhythm and a dopamine-based clock that influences alertness. When these clocks align at specific intervals, they may trigger shifts between mania and depression.
New research suggests that mood swings in bipolar disorder are regulated by two clocks: the body's 24-hour circadian rhythm and a dopamine-based clock that influences alertness. When these clocks align at specific intervals, they may trigger shifts between mania and depression.
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