Mattia Cordioli retweeted
Thrilled to share our latest preprint!📜 A major project I’ve led during my PhD, examining how genetic factors influence weight loss outcomes from GLP1 receptor agonists and bariatric surgery across 9 biobanks and 10,960 individuals. 📷#Genetics #obesity #MedicalResearch
another great work from the lab - huge congrats @feiyi_wang !!
T1D and other autoimmune diseases (AIDs) co-occur in families. How parental AIDs impact T1D risk in offspring and how much of the familial risk is explained by HLA and non-HLA variants? 👩🏻🦱🧔🏻♂️👶🏻
Find out more from this thread 🧵 and our new preprint ⬇️!medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Mattia Cordioli retweeted
Is the genetic of disease susceptibility and progression shared?
We look at this question within a global biobank collaboration across 10 major diseases 💁
Really excited to share a new preprint📜, the main project I have been working on during my PhD!
Why are people not adherent to their💊💊? How much do social vs genetic factors impact that? What about relevant pharmacogenes?
Here’s what we found! (1/n)
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Take-home message 2:
The robust associations with some of the socio-demographic factors considered suggest that socio-economically disadvantaged groups would benefit from targeted interventions to improve the dispensing and uptake of pharmacological treatments. (13/n)
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who's been guiding and helping me in this work, which wouldn’t have been possible without: @_corbettandrea_ @HannaKariis @DrSakari @pecsi_max @i_am_dr_doom @matteoferro98 @lehto_kelli @ProfNiemi @samrip @MilaniLili and my supervisor @andganna (14/14)
Mattia Cordioli retweeted
The last paper from @covid19_hgi is out in @Nature . Thanks again to all the contributor, for making this initiative a success and for all the friends made on the way ☺️
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…










