Abstract
Although many etiologically heterogeneous conditions are often lumped together as major depressive disorder, teasing apart these pathogenically discrete entities could be enlightening. In this largest-ever study, investigators conducted two analyses to assess the heritability of perinatal versus nonperinatal depression. The first study relied on Swedish Twin Registry data from some 1500 monozygotic and 1900 same-sex dizygotic female twins; the second employed a sibling …
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