A groundbreaking genetic study uncovered seventy-four genome regions associated with anxiety symptoms, significantly expanding on previous research. The findings suggest that numerous small genetic variations contribute to the risk of anxiety. Additionally, a connection was identified between anxiety-related genes and physical health conditions, paving the way for innovative treatment strategies for anxiety disorders.
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Largest Genetic Anxiety Map: study finds 74 genome regions; signals new treatment targets
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