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Genes or Environment? A meaningless distinction.

As Gage at al. (2016) argued, genes are promising causal anchors for psychiatric epidemiology, but clinically useful psychiatric epidemiology based on…

Apr 11 •

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Reforming Psychological Research: Lessons from the Success of Psychiatric Genetics

Field wide collaboration, a firm grip on file drawers, false positives, HARKing, and multiple testing control, combined with a rigorous theoretical…

Apr 3 •

How to justify psychiatric genetics

Does psychiatric genetics make sense, given what conceptions of the nature of psychiatric phenomena does it make sense?

Mar 31 •

The point of polygenic scores

A brilliant innovation that got famous for all the wrong reasons.

Mar 30 •

Michel’s Substack

Michel’s Substack

My personal substack of psychiatric genetics and psychiatric epidemiology.

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