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Investigating the effect of glycaemic traits on the risk of psychiatric illness using Mendelian randomisation

2020-03-11

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Data from observational studies have suggested an involvement of abnormal glycaemic regulation in the pathophysiology of psychiatric illness. This may be an attractive target for clinical intervention as glycaemia can be modulated by both lifestyle factors and pharmacological agents. However, observational studies are inherently confounded, and therefore causal relationships cannot be reliably e...

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Literature Corpus work: c1bb47e2-2f4e-5d7f-818f-e85ae0862bb4
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.09.984690

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