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DNA methylation age acceleration, depression and anxiety: evidence from a longitudinal adolescent cohort study (SCAMP) and Mendelian Randomisation
Background DNA methylation (DNAm) based age acceleration is an indicator of biological ageing. However, it is unclear how age acceleration is linked to mental health in adolescents. We examined the longitudinal associations between DNAm age acceleration and depression and anxiety in adoles
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