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Pre-Conference International Satellite
Keynote Lectures
Industry Satellite Symposium - Not CME Accredited
Brainstorming Session
Poster Session
Parallel Symposium
Opening and Awards Ceremony
Rapid Communication Session
Invitation only Membership Sessions
− TARGETING INSULIN PATHWAYS IN MOOD AND COGNITION IN MOOD DISORDERS
R. Mansur (Canada)
− 08:00 THE PARADIGM OF PREMATURE AGING IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
E. Brietzke (Brazil)
Pre-Conference ISBD Courses*
JARDÍN
OAXACA
7:30
A PATIENT’S PERSPECTIVE: FROM TREATING AN ILLNESS TO IMPROVING HEALTH
− OVERCOMING BIPOLAR DISORDER THROUGH SELF- MANAGEMENT, TECHNOLOGY, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Q. Thomas (Canada)
− HOW DO WE KNOW IF TREATMENT IS OPTIMAL?
J. MacLean (Canada)
INNOVATIVE MODELS TO EXPLORE SYSTEMIC ABNORMALITIES IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
8:30
SAMUEL GERSHON AWARD PRESENTATIONS
− SOCIAL COGNITION AND DECISION-MAKING ABILITIES IN FIRST EPISODE BD PATIENTS
A.G. Szmulewicz (Argentina)
− ACCELERATED EPIGENETIC AGING AND MITOCHONDRIAL DNA COPY NUMBER IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
G.R. Fries (USA)
− SERUM RESOLVIN D1 (RVD1) LEVELS IN MANIC-DEPRESSIVE AND EUTHYMIC STAGES OF MALE PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER
B. Kok kendirlioglu (Turkey)
− MOOD STATE AND EPISODE PREDICTION OF PATIENTS WITH MOOD DISORDER BY MACHINE LEARNING USING AUTOMATICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL LOG DATA BASED ON CIRCADIAN RHYTHM
C.H. Cho (Republic of Korea)
− DISCUSSION
RAPID COMMUNICATION 1
− ASSOCIATION OF INTRACORTICAL MYELIN AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN BIPOLAR I DISORDER
B.N. Frey (Canada)
− NEUROTROPHINS, CYTOKINES AND OXIDATIVE STRESS MEDIATORS AND MOOD STATE IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
T. Rowland (United Kingdom)
− PREDICTING LIFETIME PSYCHOSIS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER YOUTHS USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES
D. Librenza-Garcia (Brazil)
− BRAIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH CO-MORBID BIPOLAR AND PREMENSTRUAL DYSPHORIC DISORDER B.N. Frey (Canada)
− MUTATIONS IN CADPS IDENTIFIED IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER AFFECT PROTEIN FUNCTIONS AND RESULT IN A HIGHER SENSITIVITY TO STRESS
S. Jamain (France)
− DIFFERENTIAL MTOR ACTIVATION AND INSULIN SIGNALING IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD DISTINGUISHES LITHIUM RESPONSIVE AND NON-RESPONSIVE BIPOLAR PATIENTS S. Tye (USA)
10:00
Mid-Morning Break
TRACKS
Treatment Track
Clinical Track
Biological Track
Early Intervention Track
Experts by Experience Track
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