Population Stratification in the Context of Diverse Epidemiologic Surveys Sans Genome-Wide Data

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@rasmansa Genetics studies worth their salt are well aware of these kinds of confounds and are designed to try to minimize them. Here's an example https://t.co/zg6do95oyF

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Population Stratification in the Context of Diverse Epidemiologic Surveys Sans Genome-Wide Data: Matthew T. O... https://t.co/sc4wK71ISC

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RT @AndrewSabisky: amazing how often people pretend this isn't the case https://t.co/h6lW5jhj5V https://t.co/uv6tdWVRNJ

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RT @AndrewSabisky: amazing how often people pretend this isn't the case https://t.co/h6lW5jhj5V https://t.co/uv6tdWVRNJ

03 May 2016

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