Are mood disorders more alike than distinct?

SEATTLE: Patients with bipolar disorder (BP) and those with major depressive disorder (MDD) may have more in common than previously thought, new research suggests.

These patient groups performed similarly on a cognitive task, and both groups were slower and less accurate than healthy control participants.

“We couldn’t differentiate the diagnosis based on their performance on this test,” said…

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