Substance Use Disorder Risk

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parental substance use disorder

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People whose parents suffered from substance use disorders are more likely to develop psychiatric disorders

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A study of over a million people in Sweden found that individuals whose parents had a substance use disorder face an increased risk of receiving a psychiatric diagnosis.

The risk was found to be 80% higher for males and 56% for females.

The study included 1,093,225 individuals born between 1981 and 1990 who resided in Sweden during their childhood and adolescence.

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English

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