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Cumulative Indicators of Circadian Rhythm Disturbance and its Clinical, Functional and Genetic Correlates in the Brisbane Longitudinal Twin Study
ABSTRACT Background Circadian rhythm disturbances (CRDs) are transdiagnostic risk factors across mental disorders. We examined CRD-associated phenotypes, their heritability, and clinical, functional and genetic correlates, cross-sectionally, in young adults from the Brisbane Long
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