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We have a new preprint!📰Here, we describe the association between parental income and psychiatric disorders from childhood and into adulthood, and use children of twins and siblings to differentiate social selection from social causation (1/n)🧵 Link: doi.org/10.1101/2024.1…

Two perspectives on cocaine use among young adult in Norway. Data: fhi.no/contentassets/…

Psykisk helse hos barn varierer sterkt etter foreldrenes inntekt og utdanning. Hvorfor er det sånn? I fire år har vi forsket på sosial ulikhet, psykisk helse og genetikk. Kom på Kulturhuset onsdag 20. november kl. 9, så får du høre hva vi har funnet ut! fhi.no/om/kurs-og-kon…

❗NEW PODCAST❗ In this Papers Podcast, Magnus Nordmo discusses his co-authored TheJCPPadvances paper on the diminishing association between adolescent mental disorders and educational performance. Listen now to learn more! bit.ly/42cMqzV

Preprint: Using 400k memory tests & 15k brain MRIs, we find no evidence that education enhances cognitive reserve. Edu linearly related to better mem, but not less brain or cogn decline, or more tolerance to atrophy 🧵LCBC - UiO Lifebrain @UiO_LifeSci medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our new paper is out today! 🎉 In it, we use register data to document how psychiatric disorders are strongly linked to parental income, from childhood into adulthood. Furthermore, we attempt to separate causation and selection using kinship-based models doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.7…