Genetic and psychosocial stressors have independent effects on the level of subclinical psychosis: findings from the multinational EU-GEI study

1. Pignon, B.
2. Peyre, H.
3. Ayrolles, A.
4. Kirkbride, J.B.
5. Jamain, S.
6. Ferchiou, A.
7. Richard, J.R.
8. Baudin, G.
9. Tosato, S.
10. Jongsma, H.
11. de Haan, L.
12. Tarricone, I.
13. Bernardo, M.
14. Velthorst, E.
15. Braca, M.
16. Arango, C.
17. Arrojo, M.
18. Bobes, J.
19. Del-Ben, C.M.
20. Di Forti, M.
21. Gayer-Anderson, C.
22. Jones, P.B.
23. La Cascia, C.
24. Lasalvia, A.
25. Menezes, P.R.
26. Quattrone, D.
27. Sanjuán, J.
28. Selten, J.P.
29. Tortelli, A.
30. Llorca, P.M.
31. van Os, J.
32. Rutten, B.P.F.
33. Murray, R.M.
34. Morgan, C.
35. Leboyer, M.
36. Szöke, A.
37. Schürhoff, F.
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