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Default Ride The Tiger: A Guide Through The Bipolar Brain from Detroit Public Television
Ride The Tiger: A Guide Through The Bipolar Brain from Detroit Public Television was on PBS as a month ago and again now on my local station.

It is also on youtube:
Ride the Tiger: A Guide Through the Bipolar Brain (PBS) - YouTube

Here is how Newswire describes it:
Ride The Tiger: A Guide Through The Bipolar Brain from Detroit Public Television
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It explores questions and connections that are spurring four scientific disciplines of mental health research: genetics, the brain, treatment, and basic science.
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