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Population-Level Implications of Parental Similarity for the Prevalence and Heritability of Psychiatric Disorders

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By Saeid Rasekhi Dehkordi, Joeri J. Meijsen, Ryan D Waples, Richard Zetterberg, Dorte Helenius, Morteza Vaez, John Shorter, Simone Montalbano, Kajsa-Lotta Georgii Hellberg, Morten Krebs, Andrés Ingason, Thomas Werge, Alfonso Buil, Giorgos Athanasiadis
| JAMA Psychiatry Verified
Supplement 1. eMethods 1. Evaluating whether assortative mating-embedded CIFs influence permutation-based estimates of prevalence and heritability eMethods 2. Study design and sample selection eTable 1. ICD code list for psychiatric disorders eTable 2. Number of psychiatric cases by gender for the parental and offspring generations, along with their average age and average age at diagnosis. eTable 3. Mental and somatic ICD code list eTable 4.
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Jamaica’s cattle legacy

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By John Shorter
| Jamaica Gleaner Verified
“A Snapshot of Jamaica’s Surviving Spanish Legacy” is a new mini-exhibition launched by National Museum Jamaica in collaboration with the Simón Bolívar Cultural Centre. It features fragments of Spanish culture that endured the 1655 English conquest and remain present in modern Jamaica. Colonists were not the only cargo offloaded by Spanish galleons in Jamaica after the island’s annexation in 1494.
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