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Causal Relationships Between High-Altitude Adaptation, Metabolic Traits, and Tumors: Insights from Mendelian Randomization.

High altitude medicine & biology - 1 Mar 2026

Zhang Xingkai, He Liang, Li Kai, Li Wen, Wang Li, Chen Ling, Shi Qinghai

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Zhang, Xingkai, Liang He, Kai Li, Wen Li, Li Wang, Ling Chen, and Qinghai Shi. Causal relationships between high-altitude adaptation, metabolic traits, and tumors: insights from Mendelian randomization. High Alt Med Biol. 27:23-32, 2026. BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Previous studies suggest that high-altitude adaptation (HAA) and metabolic traits in high-altitude populations correlate with tumor risk, but causal...

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PMID: 40996420
DOI: 10.1177/15578682251382795

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