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What drives mood swings in bipolar disorder? Study points to a second brain clock

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McGill University -led study points to a second brain clock.

Researchers working with mice discover novel brain mechanism, potentially identifying new targets for treatment.

Findings suggest regularly occurring mood switches in bipolar disorder patients are controlled by two "clocks": the biological 24-hour clock, and a second clock that is driven by dopamine-producing neurons that typically influence alertness.

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