Plain-English translation of NCT06872398 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers are studying why people with bipolar disorder often develop other health problems—like heart disease, diabetes, and weight gain—at higher rates than others. They're gathering medical records and health information from over 1,500 patients across five European centers to understand the warning signs and risk factors. This information will help doctors spot these problems earlier and take better steps to prevent them.
People with bipolar disorder face higher rates of serious medical conditions, but doctors don't have clear tools to predict or prevent these problems early. This study aims to fill that gap by identifying which patients are at highest risk and what factors matter most, so future treatment can be more personalized and preventive.
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You would allow researchers to access and review your medical records from the past year, including information about your psychiatric care, medications, and any medical conditions you have. Researchers will also collect basic information about your background, health history, and current symptoms using standardized forms. The study involves working with clinics across Europe and may include follow-up information gathering over time to track changes in your health.
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