Developing type 2 diabetes young+lean is not as uncommon as it may seem. This phenomenon is more common in people of South Asian and East Asian ancestry, but is observed across populations. Why does this happen, how should we screen and treat young+lean T2D.
👉 Read our paper here: rdcu.be/eH0YR

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I wrote about how population stratification in genetic analyses led to a decade of false findings and almost certainly continues to bias emerging results. But we are starting to have statistical tools to sniff it out. A 🧵:

Last week to apply for this PhD position my group. 4 years funded position to study genetic and environmental causes of complex human diseases. A fantastic training opportunity for a candidate interested in acquiring skills in data science and clinical data analysis.

We have an open position to do a #PhD in genomics at the University of Dundee (UK).

This is a 4 years fully funded position in collaboration with pharma industry in USA. Unfortunately, only for UK citizens or pre- and settle status residents.

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Genes&Health, @samcbhodgson.bsky.social @sarahfiner.bsky.social & I are very pleased to share the 1st study using partitioned polygenic scores to understand age of T2D onset, GDM, lean T2D &💊response. All this in a south Asian cohort –typically under-represented in 🧬 research
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