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Using admixture analysis to examine birth‐cohort effects on age at onset of bipolar disorder
Objective It is suggested that age at onset ( AAO ) of bipolar I disorder ( BP ‐I) is decreasing. We tested for a birth‐cohort effect on AAO using admixture analysis. Method A clinical sample of 3896 BP ‐I cases was analysed using two approaches: (i) in a subsample with untruncated AAO × birth year
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