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Papers by Finngen

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  1. medRxiv

    Proteomic disease prediction models generalize across biobanks

    In models trained on 53,026 UK Biobank participants, 13 of 15 incident disease models maintained performance across FinnGen and All of Us cohorts.In models trained on 53,026 UK Biobank participants, 13 of 15 incident disease models maintained performance across FinnGen and All of Us cohorts.

    Preprint: cohort study of 53,026 peopleBiomarkers
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  2. medRxiv

    Genetic scores add more predictive power at lower clinical risk

    For atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, polygenic risk expanded the clinically identified high-risk subgroup by 40%, revealing patients with 4.9-fold higher incidence…For atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, polygenic risk expanded the clinically identified high-risk subgroup by 40%, revealing patients with 4.9-fold higher incidence than those remaining low-risk.

    Preprint: cohort study of 900,000 peopleBiomarkers
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