Clinical Characteristics of Major Depression That Predict Risk of Depression in Relatives
Abstract
Major depression (MD) is both clinically and etiologically heterogeneous. We attempt to relate clinical and etiologic heterogeneity by determining those features of MD that reflect a high familial liability to depressive illness.Our sample, 3786 personally interviewed twin pairs from a population-based registry, contained 1765 people with a lifetime history of MD by DSM-III-R criteria, of whom 639 (36.2%) had affected co-twins. We examine, using...
Paper Details
Title
Clinical Characteristics of Major Depression That Predict Risk of Depression in Relatives
Published Date
Apr 1, 1999
Volume
56
Issue
4
Pages
322 - 322
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