https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/a-1331852.htm
Results Neighborhood deprivation was significantly associated with increased hazardous drinking, after accounting for A and C variance common to both phenotypes. Adjusting for within-pair differences in income and education, neighborhood deprivation moderated the magnitude of variance components of hazardous drinking, with the variance attributable to shared environment and non-shared environment increasing in more deprived neighborhoods. Conclusions Findings point to amplification of early childhood as well as unique adulthood enviro
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