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Polygenic Risk Score to Predict Weight Loss Intervention in Children With Obesity
Children with obesity are prone to suffering from metabolic diseases, which undoubtedly increases the burden of public health. Since obesity is a multiple gene disease, a comprehensive approach using polygenic risk scores (PRS), rather than individual genetic variant, may be a more appropriate method. The aim of the study was to establish a polygenic risk score model to assess differences to assess differences in weight loss treatment outcomes.
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