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Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation
Description: The Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation raises and distributes funds for the most promising research into the causes,treatment, and prevention of early-onset bipoalr disorder.
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Thorough coverage of illness, including education and legal issues. Provides message boards, chat room.
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Individual story and FAQ.
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Fact sheet about this illness in children touches upon ADHD.
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Provides sign-up for an email discussion group and a newsletter.
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A mother writes about her experiences in raising challenging children, particularly bipolar.
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Fansite has links to Hikaru's personal homepage [japanese] and information on his roles.
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Dedicated to the compassionate support, treatment and understanding of bipolar illness within the context of the family. Details about the services which include ...
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Dedicated to fostering awareness, understanding and research for Child and Adolescent Bipolar Disorder. Includes information about the foundation, signs and ...
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