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Are maternal symptoms of depression/PTSD and Child Genetic risk scores for depression/PTSD associated with childhood subcortical brain volumes?
The antenatal period is a critical window for genetic and environmental factors to influence a child's brain development. While previous research in East Asian and European populations has linked child polygenic risk scores (PRSs) for depression and maternal antenatal symptoms (E) to child subcortic...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2025
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