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Study Identifies 293 Genetic Variations Linked to Depression Risk Across Global Populations for First Time
Jan 19, 2025, 04:09 PM
A recent comprehensive study involving over five million individuals has identified 293 genetic variations associated with depression, marking a significant advancement in understanding the genetic risk factors for this mental health condition. Researchers have stated that this is the first time such genetic risk factors have been identified across all major global populations, enabling predictions of depression risk regardless of ethnicity. The study highlights the critical role of genetics in the likelihood of developing depression, providing new insights for future research and potential interventions.
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