In a biggest study of it's kind (693,869 people), it identified 74 locations in the genome where genetic differences were linked to anxiety symptoms. Around half of these have been reported in previous  anxiety genome wide association studies, but the remainder (39 of the loci) were novel.

In a biggest study of it's kind (693,869 people), it identified 74 locations in the genome where genetic differences were linked to anxiety symptoms. Around half of these have been reported in previous anxiety genome wide association studies, but the remainder (39 of the loci) were novel.

In a biggest study of it's kind (693,869 people), it identified 74 locations in the genome where genetic differences were linked to anxiety symptoms. Around half of these have been reported in previous  anxiety genome wide association studies, but the remainder (39 of the loci) were novel.