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Associations of polygenic risk scores for major depression and depression severity: an investigation of 105 623 individuals with 16 years follow-up - Molecular Psychiatry

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By Marit Haram, Joeri J. Meijsen, Elizabeth C Corfield, Oleksandr Frei, Ted Reichborn-Kjennerud, Alfonso Buil, Yi Lu, Thomas Werge, Patrick Sullivan, Ole A. Andreassen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Genetic risk could be informative for identifying individuals at risk of depression with severe outcomes. With the novel approach of combined health care registries and self-report measures related to depression, the authors aimed to identify the impact of polygenic risk scores (PRS) for major depression on self report measures and a diagnosis of depression across diagnostic thresholds.
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Etiologic Studies of Premenstrual Disorders Require Prospective Confirmation of Affective Cyclicity-Reply

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By Piotr Jaholkowski, Marit Haram, Ole A. Andreassen
| jamanetwork.com
Etiologic Studies of Premenstrual Disorders Require Prospective Confirmation of Affective Cyclicity—Reply In Reply We appreciate the Letter to the Editor from Di Florio et al, and we acknowledge the limitations associated with retrospectively measured premenstrual symptoms, as stated in our article.1 However, there is a need for a more balanced overview of the quality of retrospective measures of premenstrual symptoms.
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Epidemiological overview of major depressive disorder in Scandinavia using nationwide registers

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By Joëlle A Pasman, Joeri J. Meijsen, Marit Haram
| The Lancet Verified
Summary Background Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a common psychiatric disorder associated with a high disease burden. This study gives a comprehensive overview of the prevalence, outcomes, treatment, and genetic epidemiology of MDD within and across the Scandinavian countries. Methods This study has aimed to assess and compare across Norway, Denmark, and Sweden 1) the prevalence and trajectories of MDD and comorbidity, 2) outcomes and treatment, and 3) heritability (Denmark and Sweden only).
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