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Generalisability of Results from UK Biobank: Comparison With a Pooling of 18 Cohort Studies

2019-08-13

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<h4>Background</h4> The UK Biobank cohort study has become a much-utilised and influential scientific resource. With a primary goal of understanding disease aetiology, the low response to the original survey of 5.5% has, however, led to debate as to the generalisability of these findings. We therefore compared risk factor–disease estimations in UK Biobank with those from 18 nationally representative studies with c...

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Literature Corpus work: 156422b8-e50c-5c60-b29a-1e364c5aa5c6
DOI: 10.1101/19004705

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