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The Influence of Spousal Genotype on Alcohol Problems in Marriage
The conventional understanding of how genetic factors impact risk for alcohol use disorder (AUD) typically focuses on how one’s own genetic predispositions influence the likelihood of experiencing clinically significant problems with alcohol (direct genetic effects). Yet, in close relationships like
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