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Identifying shared polygenic risk across cancers
Background: Shared genetic susceptibility across cancers has been reported but is generally modest at the genome-wide level. Whether such shared polygenic risk exhibits structured convergence at regional or functional levels remains unclear. We investigated shared genetic risk across cancers by inte
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