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Is It Possible to Establish Thresholds for Depressive Symptom Severity Associated With Cognitive Impairments in Bipolar Disorders? Findings From the FACE‐BD Cohort
ndividuals with bipolar disorders (BDs) with depressive symptoms exhibit poorer cognitive performance and are often excluded from procognitive interventions and cognitive research. Threshold values on depression severity scales, based on cutoffs defining depressive episodes, have traditionally been
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