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Epigenetics and migration - considerations based on the incidence of psychosis in South Asians in Luton, England.

Psychiatria Danubina - 1 Sept 2012

Tahira Aisha, Agius Mark

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A higher rate of psychosis has been observed in immigrant populations as compared to the indigenous populations of the UK. Specifically, second generation immigrants (born in the UK) have been noted to have the highest risk. This phenomenon has been attributed to a number of genetic and social fa...

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