The clinical course of late-life bipolar disorder, looking back and forward.

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Aartjan Beekman

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Hannie Comijs

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Max Stek

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Moniek van Dijk

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Nicole Korten

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Ralph Kupka

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Sigfried Schouws

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Ursula Klumpers

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10.1111/BDI.12586

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Annemiek Dols

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2017-12-11T00:00:00Z

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bipolar disorder