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Environmental influences predominate in remission from alcohol use disorder in young adult twins.

Psychological medicine - 1 Nov 2012

McCutcheon V V, Grant J D, Heath A C, Bucholz K K, Sartor C E, Nelson E C, Madden P A F, Martin N G

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BACKGROUND: Familial influences on remission from alcohol use disorder (AUD) have been studied using family history of AUD rather than family history of remission. The current study used a remission phenotype in a twin sample to examine the relative contributions of genetic and environmental influences to remission. METHOD: The sample comprised 6183 twins with an average age of 30 years from the Australian Twin...

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PMID: 22423619
DOI: 10.1017/S003329171200044X
PMCID: PMC3752317

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