Dr John Kruse
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Weekly Q&A - Peer Social Genetic Effects
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November 13, 2024
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38:09Now PlayingJoin me for my Weekly Mental Health Recap and Q&A!
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Videos released this week:
- Peer Social Genetic Effects:
After a 1 minute recap of each video, I’ll be available for questions on these topics or any other related to Mental Health.
Peer Social Genetic Effects:
Most of us are aware that both nature and nurture shape who we become, including our risk for mental health conditions. A new field of research in this area is that of peer social genetics - how the genes of the people around you influence your own future behaviors. A large Swedish study just demonstrated that the genetics of your high school classmates influences your later likelihood of developing a drug or alcohol problem, with a smaller but measurable effect on depression and anxiety.
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