Trans-ancestry genome-wide association meta-analysis of prostate cancer identifies new susceptibility loci and informs genetic risk prediction

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RT @JonathanPieNews: @baggers951 The same ones the NHS have likely based theirs on: https://t.co/peMIeTfYlK https://t.co/n8tSIzUZkr ht…

@baggers951 The same ones the NHS have likely based theirs on: https://t.co/peMIeTfYlK https://t.co/n8tSIzUZkr https://t.co/WjnwPgwEK9 https://t.co/DXxcueDPut

Prostate cancer is highly heritable, and there is considerable interest in using a polygenic risk score to improve prostate cancer prediction. https://t.co/fgtriRv8Nj

@sebatlab @AlexTISYoung @Linda_Kachuri @nmancuso_ yes I wold trust the most recent PGS for prostate cancer more because (1) trained in multi-ancestry data; (2) only uses ~270 SNPs with similar acc as genome-wide; (3) good utility to potential harm rati…

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