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Of the 68 patients who were still ill at the end of the first study, follow-up data were available for 33 patients, 18 of whom had achieved remission at the time of follow-up while 15 continued to be ill. Remitted patients were more likely to be receiving a mood stabilizer (P=0.022) or a combination of a mood stabilizer and an antidepressant (P=0.004). On the basis of our results, mood stabilizers and antidepressants were associated with remission in long-term follow-up. Remission may ultimately be possible for many patients who did not
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