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Dallas Medical School Awarded $2.3 Million to Advance Global Bipolar Disorder Research – The Sentinel Newspaper

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In an exciting development for mental health research, Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin has been awarded a significant $2.3 million grant to participate in a groundbreaking global project aimed at understanding and improving treatments for bipolar disorder. The funding is part of the BD² Integrated Network initiative, which involves a collaborative effort across 15 research sites worldwide and is set to track the health a…
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Dallas Medical School Awarded $2.3 Million to Advance Global Bipolar Disorder Research – The Sentinel Newspaper

In an exciting development for mental health research, Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin has been awarded a significant $2.3 million grant to participate in a groundbreaking global project aimed at understanding and improving treatments for bipolar disorder. The funding is part of the BD² Integrated Network initiative, which involves a collaborative effort across 15 research sites worldwide and is set to track the health a…

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Dell Medical School Receives $2.3M Grant to Study Bipolar Disorder in Landmark Global Initiative

The University of Texas at Austin’s Dell Medical School has received an exciting $2.3 million grant aimed at understanding a serious mental health condition called bipolar disorder. This money will help the Bipolar Disorder Center become part of the BD² Integrated Network, which is the largest research program focused on bipolar disorder worldwide. This program includes many participants and researchers from across the globe, and it hopes to unc…

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