Genetic differences found to influence coffee drinking behaviors | Research sheds light on how our genetic makeup is associated with our coffee consumption habits. The findings provide evidence that coffee consumption is a heritable trait.
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Genetic differences found to influence coffee drinking behaviors
A new study has found that coffee consumption is heritable, with specific genes influencing how much coffee people drink and its association with other substance use behaviors.
High caffeine intake linked to greater psychological distress in people with depression ☕🧠 | Researchers also found that certain genetic differences are associated with how much caffeine people drink and how sensitive they are to its effects. 🧬✨
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High caffeine intake linked to greater psychological distress in people with depression
A new study finds that individuals with a history of depression who consume high amounts of caffeine tend to report greater psychological distress. Genetic differences also appear to influence how much caffeine people drink and how sensitive they are.
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Anxiety may have different genetic roots in men and women: a study of 455,000+ people found 21 anxiety-linked gene variants in women but only 5 in men, with just one shared. Women's genes tied to smell and stress sensitivity, men's to how the body handles fat, and women's risk overlapped with ADHD.
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Researchers identify female-specific and male-specific genetic risks for anxiety
A massive genetic analysis reveals that while men and women share much of the underlying risk for anxiety, they also possess distinct genetic pathways. These biological differences may explain why anxiety symptoms and prevalence differ by sex.
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