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work_4gnwoknljneg3napwnlsxk3siy	K. Boylan	Mini-clusters of potentially prodromal symptoms may identify psychiatrically well Amish children at higher risk of developing bipolar I disorder	2004.0	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1032	144	66	identify psychiatrically well Amish children at higher risk of Q Do frequencies of potential early prodromal clinical features for bipolar I (BPI) disorder in psychiatrically well Amishchildren correlate with family history, and therefore inferred risk, of BPI? Children with one BPI parent were significantly more likely to have 7 children with well parents (AR: 12% for BPI family child v 3% for control family child; p = 0.0007). Assessors identified more of the children with one BPI parent as frequencies in psychiatrically well Amish children with one parent whether children designated as ''at risk'' do eventually develop BPI. symptoms that may be prodromal for bipolar disorder. on selected prodromal bipolar symptoms or prospective data on such symptoms in children from affected families, none has used a community Of clinical importance, they found that children with bipolar parents children of non-bipolar parents, are described. bipolar risk in children with subsyndromal symptoms combined with	./cache/work_4gnwoknljneg3napwnlsxk3siy.pdf	./txt/work_4gnwoknljneg3napwnlsxk3siy.txt