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Kety vs. Kety: How a “Landmark” Schizophrenia Genetic Adoption Study Was P-Hacked
Famous schizophrenia genetic adoption studies were conducted decades ago in Denmark by investigators using four different research designs. The most often cited study, led by neuroscientist Seymour Kety, used the “Adoptees’ Family” design that began with adults who had been adopted away as childr
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