Psychiatrists should recognize the role that infectious diseases play in mental illness and screen their patients for them, says a prominent American researcher in a new paper that outlines a possible link between tick-borne infections and pediatric bipolar disorder. It’s the latest study in a growing body of data that shows these pathogens can play a role in triggering psychiatric disorders.
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