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Bipolar mood disorder affects two people in every hundred in the United States. Men and women have an equal chance of developing the disorder. It is most common in people in their twenties. It is believed that bipolar mood disorder is caused by a combination of factors including genetics, biochemistry, stress and even the seasons.
