Recent evidence indicates a higher level of in patients with bipolar disorder that was marked by a
Rapid cycling pattern compared to those with a non-rapid cycling pattern.
A) treatment response
B) resistance to treatment
C) medication side effects
D) suicide

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The recent evidence suggests that patients with bipolar disorder who have a rapid cycling pattern (four or more mood episodes in a year) are at a higher risk for suicidal behavior compared to those who do not have rapid cycling. Rapid cycling bipolar disorder may also be more difficult to treat than non-rapid cycling bipolar disorder, but this is not indicated in the given statement. The statement does not mention medication side effects or resistance to treatment.

Recent Evidence Indicates a Higher Level of in Patients with Bipolar