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Children born to parents with mental disorders face their own psychological challenges

The study is entitled 'The Danish High Risk and Resilience Study’ and this first study is called The VIA 7 study because the 522 children were seven years old when they were first examined
02 April 2019 - Research

Already when they begin school, children born to parents who have at some point been diagnosed with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder have more…

A genome-wide association study for shared risk across major psychiatric disorders in a nation-wide birth cohort implicates fetal neurodevelopment as a key mediator

Postdoctoral Bioinformatician, Andrew Schork, Institute for Biological Psychiatry, Capital Region of Denmark
28 February 2019 - Research

In a GWAS comparing individuals with any psychiatric disorder to those free from all diagnoses, we demonstrate that specific genetic variants can…

Genetics of suicide attempts in individuals with and without mental disorders: a population-based genome-wide association study

Senior Researcher, Annette Erlangsen, Mental Health Centre Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark
28 February 2019 - Research

Molecular studies have attempted to identify specific genes that contribute to suicide risk and mental disorders are strongly linked to suicidal…

Spatial fine-mapping for gene-by-environment effects identifies risk hot spots for schizophrenia

Senior Postdoc, Chun Chieh Fan, Institute for Biological Psychiatry, Capital Region of Denmark
28 February 2019 - Research

The spatial clustering of schizophrenia cases is well documented and found to be associated with urbanicity. However, despite there is substantial…

First common risk genes discovered for autism

[Translate to English:] Man scanner hele arvemassen i et stort antal personer med autisme og et stort antal raske kontrolpersoner. Når en genetisk variant forekommer væsentligt oftere hos personer med autisme end den gør blandt raske, kan man konkludere, at varianten øger ri
26 February 2019 - Research

A study headed by researchers from the Danish project iPSYCH and the Broad Institute, USA, has found the first common genetic risk variants for autism…

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