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The team behind Balancer believes that building a searchable,
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interactive and user-friendly research tool for bipolar
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medications has the potential to improve the health and
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well-being of people with bipolar disorder.
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It can take two to 10 years—and three to 30 medications—for people with bipolar disorder to find the right medication combination. <spanclassName="body_logo">Balancer</span> is designed to help prescribers speed up that process by making research faster and more accessible.
<pclassName="text-gray-600 mt-2">When you enter patient characteristics, Balancer suggests first-line, second-line, and third-line options. The recommendations follow a consistent framework developed from interviews with psychiatrists, psychiatry residents, nurse practitioners, and other prescribers. This part is not powered by AI.</p>
<pclassName="text-gray-600 mt-2">For each suggestion, you can click to see supporting journal articles. Here, Balancer uses AI to search our database of medical research and highlight relevant sources for further reading.</p>
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<pclassName="text-gray-600 text-lg">Together, these features help prescribers get reliable starting points quickly—without replacing professional judgment.</p>
<pclassName="text-gray-600">Balancer is a free, open-source research tool built by volunteers at Code for Philly. It is for licensed U.S. prescribers and researchers only.</p>
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<li><pclassName="mt-2 text-gray-600">Balancer does <em>not</em> provide medical advice.</p></li>
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<li><pclassName="mt-2 text-gray-600">It does <em>not</em> determine treatment or replace clinical judgment.</p></li>
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<li><pclassName="mt-2 text-gray-600">Clinical decisions should always be based on the prescriber's expertise, knowledge of the patient, and official medical guidelines.</p></li>
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