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Most people globally face 'high genetic risk' for three common diseases: Study

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The team analysed data from two major population biobanks that include whole genome sequencing, covering nearly one million individuals

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Most people globally face 'high genetic risk' for three common diseases: Study
10/26/2026, 12:43:53 PM
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