Maternal and fetal genetic effects on birth weight and their relevance to cardio-metabolic risk factors

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RT @DrMArdissino: Both of these associations were consistent when we looked at (1) all genetic instruments for birth weight (2) genetic…

Both of these associations were consistent when we looked at (1) all genetic instruments for birth weight (2) genetic instruments for birth weight that act through fetal genome *only* thanks to @NMWarrington 's super cool GWAS isolating (2) using SE…

RT @zkutalik: A very nice example for regression discontinuity design, examining the impact of a health care policy change. Birth weight ma…

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