The National Depressive and Manic–Depressive Association (National DMDA) is concerned
about the diagnosis and treatment of bipolar disorder. As the nation’s largest patient-directed,
illness-specific organization, we represent the millions of people suffering from
this disorder. As such, our perspectives may differ at times from those of physicians,
researchers, and family members.
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References
- The National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Association consensus statement on the undertreatment of depression.JAMA. 1997; 277: 333-340
National DMDA On-Line Survey of Those Who Have Been Treated for Depression (1999): Chicago: National Depressive and Manic–Depressive Association.
National DMDA Support Group Compliance Survey (1998): Chicago: National Depressive and Manic–Depressive Association.
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