Clinical, cortical thickness and neural activity predictors of future affective lability in youth at risk for bipolar disorder: initial discovery and independent sample replication
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S. Holland | M. Phillips | A. Versace | M. Travis | E. Youngstrom | S. Perlman | R. Findling | L. E. Arnold | C. Ladouceur | A. Manelis | S. Horwitz | B. Birmaher | S. Iyengar | M. Bertocci | K. Monk | M. Gill | G. Bebko | L. Bonar | R. Kowatch | M. Fristad | D. Hafeman | L. Hanford | R. Diler | L. Arnold
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