#openAccess early view 'Neurostructural correlates of retinal microvascular caliber in adolescent bipolar disorder.' Megan Mio et al Mikaela Dimick Benjamin Goldstein bit.ly/39wnhDK

Join us NOW for Mikaela Dimick's talk on cerebral blood flow and mood symptoms in youth diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Congratulations Mikaela!🎉Winner of the #CCNP2021 Next Generation Award showcasing the latest research from trainees! CAMH Research

Join our friends at the inaugural Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder (CYBD) World Bipolar Day Research Symposium to be held in person (and virtually) on March 30th, 2022 at the CAMH in Toronto. #CYBDResearchDay #CYBDatCAMH bit.ly/3Fkp78G

Youth with bipolar disorder and a history of self-harm have smaller brain structure measures than youth without a history of self-harm in regions related to both self-harm and bipolar disorder. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… #BellLetsTalk CAMH Research Mikaela Dimick

Thrilled to share our latest publication examining resting-state functional connectivity and self-harm Cambridge Core #psychologicalmedicine #CYBD Alysha Sultan, PhD Brad MacIntosh Benjamin Goldstein cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Today is #WorldBipolarDay! Our team, #CYBDatCAMH is excited to be hosting our public education event on youth bipolar disorder this evening at 6:30pm. Hear from a youth patient, Benjamin Goldstein, & Margaret Trudeau! Register here: cybd-wbd-educationevent.eventbrite.ca World Bipolar Day CAMH

Congrats to Mikaela Dimick and colleagues CAMH on receiving CIHR post-doctoral awards, including 3 focused on improved understanding of suicide risk. Wishing all an enjoyable and impactful post-doc experience!

Comorbid #EatingDisorders in a Sample of Youth w/ #Bipolar Disorder bit.ly/3l4q9xO 🔎 Most studies on this topic have focused on adult samples, and little is known regarding comorbid ED among youth with BD. ✏️ Mikaela Dimick Rachel HB Mitchell Benjamin Goldstein et al 🧵1/6

On now at #ISBDExperience all-trainee symposium: "Integrating Clinical and Neurobiological Reward-Related Phenotypes in Bipolar Disorder across the Lifespan". Looking forward to this great session including CAMH Research trainees Alysha Sultan, PhD (also chairing) and Mikaela Dimick

Great representation of Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder PhD students presenting at Pharm & Tox Visions in Pharmacology annual research day, focused on neuroimaging in relation to cardiovascular risk, mood, and genetic markers in youth #bipolardisorder Alysha Sultan, PhD Mikaela Dimick

Congrats to Dr Mikaela Dimick and Dr Yi Zou on outstanding PhD defenses yesterday, on the topics of suicidality and oxidative stress/brain temperature regulation in youth bipolar disorder. The future is bright! Mikaela Dimick CAMH Research Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder Pharm & Tox

In youth with #BipolarDisorder, greater severity of core depression symptoms, such as sad mood and loss of pleasure, was associated with lower cerebral blood flow. Learn more in this Research Snapshot. Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder Mikaela Dimick CAMH Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Is there a clinical blood test that can predict the course of youth #bipolardisorder? Not yet, but this study is a positive step in that direction! Check it out: bit.ly/3zKGsrM #CYBDatCAMH CAMH Research Mikaela Dimick

Did you know that approximately ¾ of youth with bipolar disorder (BD) have had suicidality or non-suicidal self-injurious behavior? Learn about their clinical similarities among youth with BD: rdcu.be/cleMz #SuicidePreventionMonth #CYBDatCAMH CAMH Research

Mikaela Dimick et al. used neuroimaging to examine functional brain circuits related to suicide risk, identifying two patterns, potentially reflecting risk & resilience. She hopes to reduce stigma by showing that suicide risk is brain-based: bit.ly/3Q1pF8B CAMH Research

Researchers compared cerebral blood flow (CBF) in the brains of youth with #BipolarDisorder and found that greater severity of core depression symptoms was associated with lower CBF. Find out more: ow.ly/VQzw50KawUc Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder Mikaela Dimick CAMH Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Cerebrovascular target engagement using in-scanner #nitrousoxide for #bipolardepression Culmination of a decade of collaboration with Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Medical Biophysics UofTPsychiatry Temerty Medicine Big thanks to Mikaela Dimick Danielle Curcio for screening 430 patients and the 25 brave participants

Did you know that Nitrous oxide may help to improve #bipolar depression? Mikaela Dimick, Post-doctoral fellow Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder shares this interesting fact and why it matters on Bell Let's Talk! #BellLetsTalk #FactsMatter CAMH Research

We are now LIVE for our #WorldBipolarDay #CYBDResearchSymposium 2025! Kicking things off with welcoming comments from Dr. Benoit Mulsant and youth speaker Sunny. Join us on Zoom to learn about the latest bipolar research! us06web.zoom.us/j/88415479649 (Webinar ID: 884 1547 9649)

Dr. David Miklowitz joins us at our #WorldBipolarDay #CYBDResearchSymposium and speaks about treating families of youth at risk for bipolar disorder! World Bipolar Day CAMH Research CAMH UCLA Semel Institute Hope + Me us06web.zoom.us/j/88415479649