Antidepressants May Not Help Fight Bipolar Disorder(Page 3) Other studies have suggested that antidepressants do come with their own dangers, and, "if you've got those risks and little benefit, then we need to be rethinking how most clinicians are actually treating bipolar in this country," Weisler said. As early as next week, results regarding the effects of psychosocial treatments used in the trial will be released. And there will likely be many more papers from this set of data, Sachs said. More information For more on bipolar illness, head to the National Institute of Mental Health. Related Links
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