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. 2025 Jul 21;8(7):e71092.
doi: 10.1002/hsr2.71092. eCollection 2025 Jul.

An Atlas of Genetic Correlations Between Thyroid Hormone Levels and Human Health-Related Traits

James L Li  1   2 , Yijia Sun  1
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An Atlas of Genetic Correlations Between Thyroid Hormone Levels and Human Health-Related Traits

James L Li et al. Health Sci Rep. .
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Keywords: GWAS; correlation; endocrinology; genetics; genomics; thyroid.

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Number of nominally significant genetic correlations with thyroid hormones grouped by categories of health‐related traits and diseases.
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