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Contributions of genetic liability and the COVID-19 pandemic to rising psychopathology among youth in the United States
Adolescent mental health concerns surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, but whether the pandemic amplified pre-existing genetic vulnerabilities remains unclear. This study examined how shared genetic liability for eight psychiatric disorders interacted with adolescent mental health during the pandemi
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