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Beyond symptom resolution: Clinical burden and immunometabolic correlates of functional remission after mania.
Functional outcomes after manic episodes in bipolar disorder (BD) are heterogeneous and likely reflect the interaction between illness burden and biological processes, including systemic inflammation. However, the contribution of immunometabolic factors to functional remission remains unclear.
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