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I'm brain dead this morning so will paste first few paragraphs of article from BBC News. I can't think very well so I'm pasting to give u an idea of what the article is about. I found it interesting.
A US team looked at the DNA from 200 members of 12 families who survived the 1988 Armenian earthquake.
It found those who carried two gene variants which affect the production of serotonin - which affects mood and behaviour - were more likely to display symptoms of PTSD.
The research is published in Journal of Affective Disorders.
Further down in the artilcle.
Psychologist Dr Jennifer Wild, who is an expert in PTSD, said the finding was significant, but it would be "premature" to give it too much emphasis.
I'm brain dead this morning so will paste first few paragraphs of article from BBC News. I can't think very well so I'm pasting to give u an idea of what the article is about. I found it interesting.
A US team looked at the DNA from 200 members of 12 families who survived the 1988 Armenian earthquake.
It found those who carried two gene variants which affect the production of serotonin - which affects mood and behaviour - were more likely to display symptoms of PTSD.
The research is published in Journal of Affective Disorders.
Further down in the artilcle.
Psychologist Dr Jennifer Wild, who is an expert in PTSD, said the finding was significant, but it would be "premature" to give it too much emphasis.
