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Genetic influences on the interplay between obsessive-compulsive behavior symptoms and cannabis use during adolescence.

Journal of adolescence - 1 Apr 2023

Kutzner Jodi, Elam Kit K, Ha Thao

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INTRODUCTION: There are overlapping biological origins and behaviors associated with obsessive-compulsive symptoms (OCS) and cannabis use. There is also evidence that OCS and cannabis use are associated over time. Thus, we investigated polygenic predisposition for OCS as predictive of OCS and cannabis use from age 17 to 19. We hypothesized that greater genetic risk for OCS would predict both OCS and cannabis use....

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PMID: 36443914
DOI: 10.1002/jad.12125
PMCID: PMC10588756

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