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History of psychosis and previous episodes as potential explanatory factors for neurocognitive impairment in first‐treatment bipolar I disorder

Explanatory factors for the observed neurocognitive impairment in early‐stage bipolar I disorder (BD‐I) have received little attention. The current study investigated neurocognitive functioning in first‐treatment (FT) BD‐I compared to FT schizophrenia (SCZ), and healthy controls (HCs), and the effect of history of psychosis and previous episodes in the two clinical groups.