Predictors of Conversion from Major 1 Depressive Disorder to Bipolar Disorder:

Meritxell González-Campos D. Hidalgo-Mazzei G. Anmella M. De Prisco Vincenzo Oliva Ariadna Mas M. Korniyenko R. V. I. Solerdelcoll Clara Escala G. Fico M. Valentí Jordi Blanch Allan H. Young Eduard Vieta

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Psychotic features during depressive episodes robustly predict major depressive episodes in a large population-based cohort and develop a clinically applicable prediction model.

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