Figure 3. Delayed and advanced daily circadian phases are linked with depressive and manic episodes, respectively (IMAGE)

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Figure 3. Delayed and advanced daily circadian phases are linked with depressive and manic episodes, respectively

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(Left) The likelihood of depression (red dots) increases as the circadian rhythm is delayed. (Right) The likelihood of mania (blue dots) increases as the circadian rhythm advances.

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