Age at first birth in women is genetically associated with increased risk of schizophrenia

Ni, G; Gratten, J; Wray, NR; Lee, SH; Ripke, S; Neale, BM; Corvin, A; ... Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, Schizophrenia Working Group, .; + view all Ni, G; Gratten, J; Wray, NR; Lee, SH; Ripke, S; Neale, BM; Corvin, A; Walters, JTR; Farh, KH; Holmans, PA; Lee, P; Bulik-Sullivan, B; Collier, DA; Huang, H; Pers, TH; Agartz, I; Agerbo, E; Albus, M; Alexander, M; Amin, F; Bacanu, SA; Begemann, M; Belliveau, RA; Bene, J; Bergen, SE; Bevilacqua, E; Bigdeli, TB; Black, DW; Bruggeman, R; Buccola, NG; Buckner, RL; Byerley, W; Cahn, W; Cai, G; Campion, D; Cantor, RM; Carr, VJ; Carrera, N; Catts, SV; Chambert, KD; Chan, RCK; Chen, RYL; Chen, EYH; Cheng, W; Cheung, EFC; Chong, SA; Cloninger, CR; Cohen, D; Cohen, N; Cormican, P; Craddock, N; Crowley, JJ; Curtis, D; Davidson, M; Davis, KL; Degenhardt, F; Del Favero, J; Demontis, D; Dikeos, D; Dinan, T; Djurovic, S; Donohoe, G; Drapeau, E; Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, Schizophrenia Working Group, .; - view fewer (2018) Age at first birth in women is genetically associated with increased risk of schizophrenia. Scientific Reports , 8 , Article 10168. 10.1038/s41598-018-28160-z . Green open access

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