Robert M. Post, MD

  • 33Articles
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  • 1997–2022Active
  • 79Collaborators
  • 649Citations

About

Robert M. Post, MD, affiliated with George Washington University School of Medicine and the Bipolar Collaborative Network, has authored 33 articles between 1997 and 2022. His work focuses on bipolar disorder, child and adolescent psychiatry, depression, genetics, mood disorders, neurodevelopmental psychiatry, and suicide. Topics addressed in his publications include diagnostic criteria for hypomania and mania, treatment approaches for childhood bipolar disorder, illness progression, psychopharmacology controversies, and the impact of family history on bipolar disorder onset. He has frequently collaborated with Gabriele S. Leverich, Mark A. Frye, Trisha Suppes, Willem A. Nolen, and Heinz Grunze.

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Stigma Kills Psychiatric Patients and Is Now Killing Clinical Research Too
Letter to the Editor

Stigma Kills Psychiatric Patients and Is Now Killing Clinical Research Too

November 28, 2022

Robert M. Post, MD, argues that NIMH should abandon the RDoC framework and restore funding for clinical research.
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Perspective

The Epigenetic Connection to Black Disparity

April 20, 2021

Dr Post discusses the epigenetic marks left by environmental stressors and deprivation and their consequences for the physical and mental health of blacks in the US.
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Original Research

Treating Residual Bipolar Disorder Symptoms in a Child

September 17, 2020

Read this study to find out more about the recommendations for treating bipolar symptoms in children.
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Original Research

DSM-IV vs DSM-5: Effect on Bipolar Disorder Diagnosis

October 29, 2019

Since 2013, when DSM-5 was published, a third of the patients previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder no longer qualify as having the disorder. So what does this say about...
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Article

Sequencing Treatment in a Multisymptomatic Child

August 31, 2017

Treatment sequences for the multisymptomatic child with bipolar disorder are not adequately described or based on a systematic clinical trial database, and systems for longitudinal tracking of symptoms are...
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Original Research

Age at Onset of Bipolar Disorder

October 26, 2016

Read this article to learn whether age of onset of bipolar disorder or psychiatric illness is due to demographics or family psychiatric history.
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Original Research

Evidence of a Cohort Effect in Bipolar

August 24, 2016

Read an article exploring further evidence of the cohort effect for earlier age at onset of bipolar disorder and greater burden of psychiatric disorders.
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Article

Illness Progression as a Function of Independent and Accumulating Poor Prognosis Factors in Outpatients With Bipolar Disorder in the United States

December 18, 2014

Many patients with bipolar disorder in the United States experience a deteriorating course of illness despite naturalistic treatment in the community. In this study, Post and colleagues explored this...
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Educational Activity

Controversies in the Psychopharmacology of Bipolar Disorder

November 24, 2014

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Commentary

Paradigm Shift: Preliminary Clinical Categorization of Ultrahigh Risk for Childhood Bipolar Disorder to Facilitate Studies on Prevention

February 15, 2013

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Original Research

Relationship of Prior Antidepressant Exposure to Long-Term Prospective Outcome in Bipolar I Disorder Outpatients

March 20, 2012

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Original Research

Complexity of Pharmacologic Treatment Required for Sustained Improvement in Outpatients With Bipolar Disorder

September 15, 2010

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