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Growing awareness of the failure of current policies is causing social discontent, civil disorder, and political instability, with the recently concluded Italian elections and the growing popular resistance to Greek reform efforts serving as a bellwether.

Financial and scientific help from rich countries is important not only for humanitarian reasons, but also to prevent failed states from becoming sources of disorder for the rest of the world.

Because fear is at the core of many human pathologies, from panic attacks to posttraumatic stress disorder, breakthroughs in understanding the brain's fear system may lead to new ways to treat these disorders.

In a democracy, standard restrictions regulate the time, place, and manner of speech in order to prevent imminent violence and civil disorder.

Fairness and reasonableness are also distant goals, because there is vast disorder among Chinese law-making institutions, central and local alike.

Implosion: This likelihood of political disintegration, economic collapse, and social disorder may be no higher than that of re-equilibration.

Resolving such conflicts requires social alliances, which are invariably undermined by discontent, civil disorder, and political instability.

Nor is it an answer to demand hasty enactment of legislation in the face of a threat to cause public disorder by starving oneself to death, as Anna Hazare has done.

An Israel and Palestine that could resolve their differences and live side by side as democracies would become an island of stability and sanity in a sea of political disorder and economic retrenchment.

WASHINGTON, DC - Europe's response to the strategic challenges it is facing - Russian aggression in Ukraine, refugees fleeing violence in the Middle East, disorder in North Africa - leaves the impression that its leaders have no idea what to do.

Indeed, in key respects depression is comparable to Cushing's disease, a disorder cause by excessive production of cortisol.

Without these, Libya will most likely fail to find its footing and, much like post-Saddam Iraq, suffer from persistent political division and volatile civil disorder, in addition to a multifaceted array of geopolitical pressures.

The alternative to a US-led global order is disorder, in which terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and economic protectionism are increasingly the norm.

But what is too often overlooked is that international monetary disorder lay at the root of the successive financial crises of the 1990's, and played an even more striking role in the crisis that erupted in 2008.

But before this new order appears, the world may be faced with spreading disorder, if not outright chaos.

According to general laws of physics, everything tends to disorder - a process known as entropy. Less well understood is why some agents do the opposite, tending toward order and structure.

Even patients who are diagnosed with bipolar disorder often wait more than 10 years after initially seeking treatment for the correct diagnosis to be made.

But, perhaps as a consequence of concerted efforts to improve the recognition of bipolar disorder, during the past few years we have observed the emergence of an opposite phenomenon - over-diagnosis.

In my own practice, my colleagues and I have encountered patients who reported that they were previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder, despite lacking a history of manic or hypomanic episodes.

To be sure, we have also seen patients seeking treatment for depression who really did have bipolar disorder.

We therefore conducted a study to examine empirically how often bipolar disorder might be over- and under-diagnosed.

Less than half of those who reported that they had been previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder were diagnosed with bipolar disorder based on the SCID.

Patients who self-reported a previous diagnosis of bipolar disorder that was not confirmed by the SCID did not have a significantly higher risk for bipolar disorder than the patients who were negative for bipolar disorder by self-report and the SCID.

Our findings, validated by family history, thus suggest that bipolar disorder was over-diagnosed.

Any study seeking to determine whether a psychiatric disorder is over-diagnosed will find that some patients with the condition do not have it upon re-interview.

Over-diagnosis of bipolar disorder has costs.

Thus, over-diagnosing bipolar disorder can unnecessarily expose patients to serious side-effects of medication.

The impact of marketing efforts by pharmaceutical companies and publicity probably plays a role in the emerging tendency to over-diagnose bipolar disorder.

Direct-to-consumer advertisements that refer individuals to screening questionnaires can result in patients suggesting to their doctors that they have bipolar disorder.

The results of our study are consistent with prior studies suggesting possible problems with the diagnosis of bipolar disorder.