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Physicians Postgraduate Press, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 09(74), p. 925-931
DOI: 10.4088/jcp.12m08152
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Specific parental depression symptoms as risk markers for new-onset depression in high-risk offspring.
Journal article published in 2013 by
Becky Mars,
Gt Harold,
Kit Kk Elam,
Ruth Sellers,
Mj Owen,
Nicholas Craddock,
Ak Thapar 
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Frances Rice,
Ajay K. Thapar,
Stephan Collishaw
,
Frances Rice,
Ajay K. Thapar,
Stephan Collishaw
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Abstract
To disaggregate the depression construct and investigate whether specific depression symptoms in parents with a history of recurrent depression are clinical risk markers for future depression in their high-risk offspring. Our hypothesis was that parental symptoms of the type that might impact offspring would most likely be of greatest importance.