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Using genetic variation to disentangle the complex relationship between food intake and health outcomes

2019-11-07

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Despite food choices being one of the most important factors influencing health, efforts to identify individual food groups and dietary patterns that cause disease have been challenging, with traditional nutritional epidemiological approaches plagued by biases and confounding. After identifying 302 individual genetic determinants of dietary intake in 445,779 individuals in the UK Biobank study, we develop a statis...

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04b17766-187b-5898-ad00-a20228499788
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10.1101/829952
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