Population Studies
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Men More Likely Than Women to Receive Later-Stage Cancer Diagnoses, Study Finds
Analysis of 2.4 million US cases from the NCI-SEER database shows men are more often diagnosed at regional or metastatic stages across multiple cancer types
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New Genes and Loci Linked to Depression Revealed
More multi-ancestry genome-wide studies can accelerate drug and treatment development for mental health conditions
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Antidiabetic Drug May Reduce Colorectal Cancer Incidence
Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer mortality with 52,550 deaths per year
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WHO’s Technical Advisory Group on Genomics Meets for the First Time
The TAG-G will convene twice–thrice a year, at least once in person, to collaborate and drive the mission
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Landmark Study Reveals Impact of Protein Variants on Diseases
First-of-its-kind proteomic dataset lays the foundation for future discovery of new drug targets
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Polygenic Scores May Not Accurately Estimate Genetic Diversity at Individual-Level
Study highlights the need to move from populations to individuals in genomic medicine
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New, Robust Approach for Understanding Population Epigenetic Variation
CoRSIVs help precisely link genetic traits to disease risk in populationsPage 1 of 1
