According to a large population-based study in Sweden, the odds of an individual having Obsessive Compulsive disorder whose siblings or parents have OCD is approximately how many times that of the general population?

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The study found that the odds of an individual having OCD if they have a sibling with OCD is around 5 times higher than that of the general population. Similarly, having a parent with OCD also increases an individual's odds of having the disorder by approximately 5 times compared to the general population.

According to a Large Population-Based Study in Sweden, the Odds