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Virtual Darkness as Additive Treatment in Mania
In this randomized controlled study we will investigate the effect of blue-blocking goggles or screens (virtual darkness therapy) on manic symptoms in bipolar disorder compared to placebo. This 3-armed study includes 2 patient-groups and a non-bipolar control-group. The main hypothesis is that virtual darkness therapy is effective as additive treatment in mania.Other hypotheses are that virtual darkness therapy has significant effects on sleep, motor activity, circadian rhythm and mood also in the non-bipolar control-group.
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