The study highlights the necessity of inclusivity in genetic research, showcasing that previous studies largely ignored diverse populations, leading to a limited understanding of depression.
By incorporating genetic data from non-European ancestries, this study allowed for the discovery of 100 previously unknown risk factors for depression tied to specific genetic variations.
The cumulative effect of genetic risk factors can significantly elevate the risk of depression in individuals, emphasizing the importance of understanding these genetic influences across diverse populations.
By identifying new genetic factors associated with depression, the research points towards improved prediction of depressive risk and the potential for developing tailored treatments for various ethnic groups.
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