The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1985 · 28 citations · 7 references
Down SyndromePsychiatryMood SymptomMania IncompatiblePsychologySchizophreniaDepressionMajor DepressionSocial SciencesMood SpectrumPsychiatric DisorderMental HealthMental RetardationMedicinePsychopathologyBipolar DisorderMedical Literature
In reviewing the medical literature on the association between affective illness and mental retardation (Sovner & Hurley, 1983), we were intrigued to find that, although there were many cases of major depression and depressive neurosis among people with Down's syndrome, there were no reports of mania in such individuals. This finding provoked us to pursue the hypothesis that Down's syndrome may preclude the development of mania.
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