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Pre-Conference International Satellite
Parallel Symposium
Keynote Lectures
Opening and Awards Ceremony
Industry Satellite Symposium - Not CME Accredited
Rapid Communication Session
Brainstorming Session
Invitation only Membership Sessions
Poster Session
Pre-Conference ISBD Courses*
JARDÍN
OAXACA
MONTERREY
7:30
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL VARIABLES RELATED WITH THE PREDOMINANT POLARITY ON BIPOLAR DISORDER: CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS
− PREDOMINANT POLARITY ON BIPOLAR DISORDER: DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE
J. García-Jiménez (Spain)
− CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF PREDOMINANT POLARITY ON BIPOLAR DISORDER
L. Gutiérrez-Rojas (Spain)
FAMILIAL TRANSMISSION OF MULTI- SYSTEM VULNERABILITIES IN BD
− TELOMERE SHORTENING IS ASSOCIATED WITH FAMILIAL RISK TO BIPOLAR DISORDER
S. Frangou (USA)
− GENETIC LIABILITY OF NEURCOGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: DOES THE TYPE OF KINSHIP MATTER? A. Ozerdem (Turkey)
8:30
IMPROVING TREATMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER: WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM EMERGING RESEARCH AND LIVED EXPERIENCE
Mid-Morning Break
GENETIC AND IMAGING MARKERS OF RISK AND RESILIENCE TO BIPOLAR DISORDER
− INFERRING PATHOBIOLOGY FROM STRUCTURAL MRI IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER:
MODELING HEAD MOTION AND NEUROANATOMICAL SPECIFICITY
D. Glahn (USA)
− CLINICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN YOUTH AT HIGH FAMILIAL RISK P.B. Mitchell (Australia)
− GENETIC STUDIES OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN AN ISOLATED POPULATION
C. Lopez Jaramillo (Colombia)
− OPTIMIZATION OF QUALITY OF LIFE AND ADHERENCE: SYNERGIES, OPPORTUNITIES AND PRACTICE RECOMMENDATIONS
E. Michalak (Canada)
− CUSTOMIZED ADHERENCE ENHANCEMENT TO ADDRESS ADHERENCE VULNERABILITIES IN PEOPLE WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER M. Sajatovic (USA)
− PERSPECTIVE, COMMUNICATION, COLLABORATION AND CURIOSITY: WHAT IT TAKES TO ENHANCE TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS
S. Lapsley (Canada)
10:00
10:00-11:15
ADVOCACY DAY
10:30
− WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS
De Carmona Manuel Sanchez (Mexico)
− BIPOLAR 101
Sergio Strejilevich (Argentina)
11:15
TRACKS
Treatment Track
Clinical Track
Biological Track
Early Intervention Track
Experts by Experience Track
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