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Sharing Knowledge about Youth Bipolar Disorder

CYBD prioritizes sharing knowledge and research about youth bipolar disorder, to increase awareness, reduce stigma, and inspire hope.

On this page: CYBD Newsletter | Research Articles | Research Snapshots | Resources

The Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder Newsletter

Our quarterly newsletter features information from CYBD, the latest research in youth bipolar disorder, events, and updates from our team members and Youth Advisory Council. Sign up to our mailing list to learn more!

Vol 3, Issue 1
March 2021

Vol 3, Issue 2
July 2021

Vol 3, Issue 3
December 2021

Vol 4, Issue 1
June 2022

Vol 4, Issue 2
November 2022

Vol 4, Issue 3
March 2023

Vol 4, Issue 4
September 2023

Vol 5, Issue 1
December 2023

Vol 5, Issue 2
March 2024

Vol 5, Issue 3
July 2024

Vol 5, Issue 4
December 2024

Research Articles

Our research is highly focused on youth bipolar disorder and weaves together multiple research methods. Our studies focus on important clinical considerations, innovative neuroscientific approaches, and brain-body connections. Check out a sampling of our open-access papers.

Research Snapshots

Learn more about our published research in these thought-provoking summaries.

Research Snapshot: Nitrous oxide may be linked to less severe depression symptoms among adults with treatment-resistant bipolar depression

Research Snapshot: Researchers find preliminary evidence of cannabis-related differences in functional reward areas in brains of adolescents with bipolar disorder

Research Snapshot: Eating disorders are common among youth with bipolar disorder

Research Snapshot: Blood flow in the brain and core mood symptoms in youth with bipolar disorder

Research Snapshot: The Eye as a Window into the Brain - Blood Vessels in the Retina Associated with Brain's White Matter Circuits in Youth with Bipolar Disorder

Resources

CYBD Video

Youth Advisory Council Interview Series: Cannabis Use & Youth Bipolar Disorder with Scientific Associate Dr. Alysha Sultan

July 2024

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Youth Advisory Council Interview Series: Mood, Food, & Exercise in Youth Bipolar Disorder with Registered Social Worker Diana Khoubaeva

July 2024

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Youth Advisory Council Interview Series: Heart & Brain Health in Youth Bipolar Disorder with Scientific Associate Dr. Kody Kennedy

July 2024

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Youth Advisory Council Interview Series: Genetics & Bipolar Disorder with PhD Student Joyce (Xinyue) Jiang

July 2024

#TalkBD: Exercise for Youth with Bipolar Disorder (w/ Dr. Benjamin Goldstein)

#TalkBD: Exercise for Youth with Bipolar Disorder (with Dr. Benjamin Goldstein)

November 9, 2020

Dr. Benjamin Goldstein presents Heart Matters: Bipolar Disorder as a Vascular Disease

Heart Matters: Bipolar Disorder as a Vascular Disease

January 18, 2019

Following being awarded the Colvin Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Mood Disorders Research by the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation

Dr. Benjamin Goldstein presents Putting the Heart into Youth Bipolar Disorder (Royal Talks)

Putting the Heart into Youth Bipolar Disorder (Royal Talks)

April 5, 2018

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