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Associations between disease risk and eight polymorphisms adopted for genotype announcements at Nagoya University Hospital.

Nagoya journal of medical science - 1 May 2004

Nishio Kazuko, Nakamura Sakurako, Sekido Yoshitaka, Niwa Toshimitsu, Hamajima Nobuyuki

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Genetic polymorphisms have the potential to predict disease susceptibility. This may be especially useful among individuals with a high-risk lifestyle, so that the genotyping could be adopted for disease prevention through modifications toward a lower-risk lifestyle. We started a program of free genotype announcements in a polymorphism study among health checkup examinees at the Nagoya University Hospital on June...

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