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Differences and similarities in the serotonergic diathesis for suicide attempts and mood disorders: a 22-year longitudinal gene-environment study.

Molecular psychiatry - 1 Aug 2010

Brezo J, Bureau A, Mérette C, Jomphe V, Barker E D, Vitaro F, Hébert M, Carbonneau R, Tremblay R E, Turecki G

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To investigate similarities and differences in the serotonergic diathesis for mood disorders and suicide attempts, we conducted a study in a cohort followed longitudinally for 22 years. A total of 1255 members of this cohort, which is representative of the French-speaking population of Quebec, were investigated. Main outcome measures included (1) mood disorders (bipolar disorder and major depression) and suicide...

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PMID: 19381154
DOI: 10.1038/mp.2009.19

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