Synergistic effects of childhood adversity and polygenic risk in first-episode psychosis: the EU-GEI study
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Peter B. Jones | R. Murray | E. Vassos | S. Tosato | P. Sham | J. Bobes | P. Llorca | J. Sanjuán | C. Arango | J. van os | D. Berardi | L. de Haan | M. Arrojo | A. Szöke | A. Lasalvia | M. Bernardo | P. Dazzan | B. Rutten | M. Aas | M. di Forti | J. Santos | C. Morgan | J. Kirkbride | C. Del-Ben | G. Tripoli | L. Ferraro | J. Selten | D. Quattrone | C. Gayer-Anderson | A. Trotta | V. Rodriguez | L. Alameda | H. Jongsma | I. Tarricone | A. Tortelli | E. Velthorst | P. Menezes | D. Barbera | R. Muratori | C. Cascia | R. Murray
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