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Heritability and polygenic load for combined anxiety and depression

2024-01-31

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Anxiety and depression commonly occur together resulting in worse health outcomes than when they occur in isolation. We aimed to determine whether the genetic liability for combined anxiety and depression was greater than when anxiety or depression occurred alone. Data from 12,558 genotyped twins (ages 38-85) were analysed, including 1,986 complete monozygotic and 1,809 complete dizygotic pairs. Outcomes were pres...

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Literature Corpus work: a449e1b8-bfc5-5580-8d84-f1cd95385e20
DOI: 10.1101/2024.01.31.24302045

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