By Uduak Grace Thomas
Stanford University researchers have used statistical approaches employed in genome-wide association studies to link the effects of nearly 200 environmental factors with phenotypes of cardiovascular disease.
The approach, published in the International Journal of Epidemiology, provides a "systematic" way of associating multiple environmental factors with disease in a single epidemiological study — an area where the field is lacking, according to the team.
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