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Do you suffer from bipolar depression?

You may be able to take part in a research study if you: Are ages 18-75; have been diagnosed with Bipolar I or Bipolar II disorder; are currently having a major depressive episode that started at least 2 weeks ago, but no more than 6 months ago; have previously had at least 1 bipolar manic episode or mixed episode (if you have bipolar I) or hypomanic episode ( if you have bipolar II). For more information and to determine your eligibility, please contact Allison at 205-975-2911. Compensation is provided.

Recruiting bipolar patients with suicidal thoughts for clinical study

Volunteers needed: male and female, ages 18-65; must speak English, reside in a stable living situation, have either a Bipolar I or Bipolar II diagnosis. Other eligibility requirements do apply. Patients may qualify for a clinical trial that allows patients to stay at an inpatient hospital and receive treatment for their acute suicide ideation and bipolar disorder. Call Kristine for more information about the study and to determine eligibility, 205-975-8542.