Polygenic Risk for Schizophrenia Is Associated with Cognitive Change Between Childhood and Old Age

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Genetic risk for schizophrenia associated with lower IQ among people who do 'not' develop this disorder http://t.co/JHP61HhtjN

Prof Andrew Mcintosh reports on polygenic risk factors for schizophrenia using 1921 Lothian Birth Cohort http://t.co/LIE0lNwbwl

http://t.co/whAvzO72iP Genome-wide survey #GWAS familial genes for #schizophrenia correlate with lower #IQ in old age #longtitudinal_study

Risk of schizophrenia ass'd with greater general cognitive decline btw ages of 11 & 70 http://t.co/Po4EyGBV Scots 1936 cohort

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