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Bipolar 2 vs 1

Which of the following clinical variable is seen more in Bipolar 2 compared to Bipolar 1?

at least 10 prior mood episodes.

childhood onset.

longer illness duration.

co-morbid anxiety disorder.

all of the above.

none of the above.

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