Abstract
AbstractSubjects with unipolar depression and bipolar disorder types I and II who had been selected to be free of recent substance abuse and severe character pathology as part of their participation in two research studies, were compared on a number of clinical features. No significant differences were observed between bipolar I and II subjects on any of these measures. These results are consistent with the suggestion that previously reported differences between bipolar I and II might be attributable in part to the presence of character pathology and substance abuse in unselected bipolar II populations. Depression 3:154–156 (1995). © 1995 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
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