Aetiological overlap between obsessive–compulsive related and anxiety disorder symptoms: Multivariate twin study

Clara López‐Solà; Leonardo F. Fontenelle; Minh Bui; John L. Hopper; Christos Pantelis; Murat Yücel; José M. Menchón; Pino Alonso; Ben J. Harrison

doi:10.1192/bjp.bp.114.156281

October 23, 2015The British Journal of PsychiatryOpen Access

Aetiological overlap between obsessive–compulsive related and anxiety disorder symptoms: Multivariate twin study

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OCD represents a complex phenotype that includes important shared features with anxiety disorders and OCRDs. The novel patterns of risk identified between OCD and anxiety disorder may help to explain their frequent co-occurrence.

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