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Children with parents diagnosed with one of six major psychiatric conditions are at increased risk for a wide range of psychiatric and non-psychiatric outcomes.
The majority of these children do not receive a psychiatric diagnosis in specialist care by mid-adulthood.
The study was based on a population-wide cohort of over three million individuals born in Sweden between 1970 and 2000 .
Most children who grew up with parents with mental health issues were free from the same issues as they reached middle adulthood.
Future research could focus on understanding the mechanisms underlying this transdiagnostic transmission of risk.
One limitation is that it relied on clinical diagnoses recorded in specialist care settings.
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