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Sex and gender differences in OCD: A scoping review and a two subtypes hypothesis

2025-02-10

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This scoping review examines sex and gender differences in obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) to generate hypotheses about sources of heterogeneity. A PubMed search (2009–2025) using terms related to sex, gender, and OCD identified 7,497 records. Records were screened by two reviewers, and 1,446 articles were assessed at the full-text level by four co-authors. Of these, 855 studies were included: 61 meta-analyses...

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Literature Corpus work: c93860b1-694f-5200-97f9-e43513660962
DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.08.25321933

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