The tests were in the USA and is some where in one of the links I provided in the start. The interesting thing about the med tests, it did not take in consideration the percentage of misdiagnoses but I guess it wouldn't matter if the results were similar. The results were so-so for both using standard treatment for bipolar meds and SSRIs, with the best results for both coming from using anti-psychotics instead of the bipolar meds and SSRIs. Meaning they tried both types of meds for each found so-so results from both on each. But both groups experienced the best results from anti-psychotics. I found that also interesting. The main difference in treatment was bipolar gets put on meds faster because they usually do not seek help unless in a manic or depressed state.