Percentage of total

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid anxiety spent a significantly greater percentage of time with depressive symptoms over 2 years compared to those without comorbid anxiety.

Effect: decline; 47.8% (SD=27.5) vs 34.3% (SD=26.8)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)

Adolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid ADHD spent a significantly greater percentage of time with (hypo)manic symptoms over 2 years compared to those without ADHD.

Effect: decline; 31.8% (SD=26.2) vs 19.4% (SD=20.0)