Affective disorders (depression and mania) in adolescents.
Affective disorders in adolescents are common and can be clearly differentiated from the "growing up process". Basic questions about etiology, pathophysiology, psychobiology and treatment of these disorders remain to be answered. Current knowledge suggests that close co-operation between primary care physicians and psychiatrists with specialized training in adolescent psychiatry is necessary for optimum identification and management of these disorders.
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