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The role of conduct disorder in the relationship between alcohol, nicotine and cannabis use disorders.

Psychological medicine - 1 Dec 2015

Grant J D, Lynskey M T, Madden P A F, Nelson E C, Few L R, Bucholz K K, Statham D J, Martin N G, Heath A C, Agrawal A

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BACKGROUND: Genetic influences contribute significantly to co-morbidity between conduct disorder and substance use disorders. Estimating the extent of overlap can assist in the development of phenotypes for genomic analyses. METHOD: Multivariate quantitative genetic analyses were conducted using data from 9577 individuals, including 3982 complete twin pairs and 1613 individuals whose co-twin was not interviewed...

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PMID: 26281760
DOI: 10.1017/S0033291715001518
PMCID: PMC4730914

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