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Preadult polytoxicomania-strong environmental underpinnings and first genetic hints.

Molecular psychiatry - 1 Jul 2021

Steixner-Kumar Agnes A, Daguano Gastaldi Vinicius, Seidel Jan, Rosenberger Albert, Begemann Martin, Ehrenreich Hannelore

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Considering the immense societal and personal costs and suffering associated with multiple drug use or "polytoxicomania", better understanding of environmental and genetic causes is crucial. While previous studies focused on single risk factors and selected drugs, effects of early-accumulated environmental risks on polytoxicomania were never addressed. Similarly, evidence of genetic susceptibility to particular...

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PMID: 33824432
DOI: 10.1038/s41380-021-01069-2
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