Abstract
Familial occurrence of bipolar spectrum disorders in offspring of people with bipolar disorder (BD) is not fully understood. These investigators conducted an 8-year follow-up study involving biannual comprehensive assessments to compare risk for BD in 359 youths with a parent who had BD type I or II, and 220 community controls (mean assessments, 3.6; mean …
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