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Investigation of sex- and age-specific effects of genetics risk for depression on peripheral biomarkers
BackgroundPolygenic risk for depression is associated with elevated white blood cell count (WBC), providing support for a pro-inflammatory causal mechanism of depression. However, the important roles of biological sex and age on depression and inflammation have not been accounted for in these analys
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