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Bipolar

The Ottawa Hospital is conducting cutting-edge research to improve our understanding of bipolar disorder and develop better treatments. This page includes selected news stories about our research on bipolar disorder, links to researchers working in this area and related resources. Learn more below.

Aroldo Dargel
Scientist

Aroldo Dargel

Associate Scientist, Neuroscience
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Scientist

Jess Fiedorowicz

Scientist, Neuroscience
Timothy Ramsay
Scientist

Timothy Ramsay

Senior Scientist, Methodological and Implementation Research
Dr. Gayatri Saraf's profile photo
Clinician Investigator

Gayatri Saraf

Clinician Investigator, Neuroscience
Dr. Marco Solmi profile picture
Clinician Investigator

Marco Solmi

Clinician Investigator, Neuroscience

Publications

The following research publications from The Ottawa Hospital are pulled from PubMed, with publication date of 2020 or later. Note that PubMed is hosted by the U.S. National Library of Medicine and is only available in English.

The Ottawa sunglasses at night study: A randomized controlled trial of blue-blocking glasses for mania.

2026-04-01 Go to publication

Development and validation of a prognostic model and risk calculator for the estimation of bipolar-spectrum disorder risk in hospitalised adolescents with non-psychotic/non-bipolar mental disorders.

2026-03-01 Go to publication

Sex differences in the clinical characteristics of suicide among individuals with bipolar disorder: An observational study of coroner data in Toronto.

2026-02-15 Go to publication

Recommendations from the European interdisciplinary council on ageing on physical activity and diet for mental health conditions in older adults.

2026-02-04 Go to publication

Disparities in diabetes treatment and monitoring for people with and without mental disorders: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

2026-02-01 Go to publication
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Resources

Mental health research at The Ottawa Hospital

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