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Incorporating clinical, genomic profiles and polygenic risk scores for the subtyping of depressive disorders

2023-03-03

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Precise stratification of clinical patients into more homogeneous disease subgroups could address the heterogeneity of disease phenotypes and enhance our understanding on possible biological mechanisms and pathophysiology of more specified subtypes. This approach could promote individualized and effective prevention/intervention strategies. In the extant literature, subtyping of patients with depressive disorders...

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4e1cabc2-9bbc-521c-9244-139bf5f1a770
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10.1101/2023.03.01.23286610
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