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ID:
85501
Start date:
27 July 2022
Project status:
Current
Principal investigator:
Dr Heming Wang
Lead institution:
Brigham and Womens Hospital, United States of America

Heart, lung, blood, and sleep (HLBS) disorders are the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. This project aims to understand how HLBS disorders are interrelated regarding their underlying causes, risk factors and clinical presentations, as well as their impact on other health outcomes in the aging population. The ‘big data’ in the UK Biobank provide an ideal platform to examine findings previously reported by other studies in more details and to explore and test novel hypotheses in HLBS research. This multi-year project over 36 months is expected to better characterize the risk factor profiles for HLBS disorders at the population level and have the potential to generate compelling evidence for more personalized recommendations for prevention of HLBS disorders.

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