Bipolar & Future


Early Discovery

Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation: On a Quest

RyanLichtSangBipolarFoundation.org
is on a

QUEST FOR THE TEST™

so there can be early detection and intervention.

Check Out Their Quest

Stanley medical research institute (SMRI)

Stanley Medical Research Institute (StanleyResearch.org)

Supports Mental Illness Research

in the hopes of greater understanding, treatments and interventions.

Check Out StanleyResearch.org

Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation (jbrf.org)

The Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation (jbrf.org)

seeks to better understand the

Etiology of Juvenile-onset Bipolar

Check Out JBRF.org 

3 NUMBERS

3 Digits to Suicide Prevention

Medscape.com reports a

3 Digit Suicide Prevention Number

was approved and, in the meantime,

voice calls as usual to provide support: 

Future Ahead for 3 Digits 

BRAIN STIMULATION

TMS & Bipolar

SuccessTMS and BrainsWay

offer innovation and hope that

New Approaches to Brain Stimulation

will be approved for bipolar:

 

Clinical Trials: Stimulation without Hospitlization or Seizure

Two ongoing 2019 Clinical trials on
 
Bipolar Brain Stimulation
 
Without hospitalization;
 
Without Seizure;
 
Brings hope for new bipolar brain stimulation treatments:
 
 

Forward

Scan for Suicidal Signs?

WebMD.com cites a study revealing

PET scans show unique activity

in Brains of Suicidal Persons with PTSD: 

WedMD & Scan for Suicidal Signs?

DISTINGUISHING BIPOLAR FROM DEPRESSION

ScienceDaily.com reported

brain scans may

Distinguish Bipolar Disorder from Depression

citing Westmead Institute for Medical Research:

Bipolar Distinguishable from Unipolar Depression?

cell.com: Trends in Neurosciences in Bipolar Disorder

Trends in Neurosciences (cell.com) published

Trends in Neurosciences

regarding Bipolar Disorder:

Cell.com: Neuroscience Trends for Bipolar

What Does the Bipolar Future Look Like?

GoodEncounter.org:

What Does the Future of Bipolar Look Like?

Advancing the Understanding of Bipolar Disorder

GoodEncounter.org & Current Projects

HARVARD RESEARCH: BIPOLAR Seed GRANTS

Brain.Haravard.edu or Harvard Brain Science Initiative (HBI)

has awarded Millions in 

Bipolar Disorder Seed Grants:

Brain.Harvard.edu Bipolar Grant

Collaborate

Collaborative Studies

MoodNetwork.org:

those who live with mood disorders,

families, friends, researchers, and clinicians

Share Ideas, Experiences and More:

MoodNewtork.org

MoodNetwork Projects Page

Join a BIPOLAR Research STUDY

The NIH has

ongoing research projects

Investigating the Genetics of Bipolar:

NIH Research Study Link

 STRENGTH  through  LINKS 

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