Study links genetic variation to childhood emotional and behavioral symptoms
Research published in Molecular Psychiatry examines how common and rare genetic factors contribute to emotional and behavioral issues in youth.
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1 publisher has covered this in 2 articles since 11 Sept 2026. Molecular Psychiatry published first, on 11 September at 00:00 UTC. The most recent article, from Molecular Psychiatry, appeared on 12 September at 00:00 UTC.
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- Common genetic variants are associated with increased likelihood of latent co-occurring neurodevelopmental and mental health factors among autistic individuals Molecular Psychiatry ·
- The contribution of common and rare genetic variation to emotional and behavioural symptoms in childhood and adolescence Molecular Psychiatry ·