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Linking Place-Based Exposures and Genomics to understand Human Phenotypes

2026-08-10

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Evidence that the environment has a greater impact on health than genomics alone is driving a need to understand exposure impacts and their interactions at scale. Geospatially tagged exposure data, such as for weather, climate and pollution, along with social factors associated with neighbourhoods such as distance to healthcare or community-wide socioeconomic status, can be used to build a picture of an individual...

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87f90c2c-cbdc-5b22-a6f0-ca1201f77793
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10.5281/zenodo.21877290
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