LáShauntá M. Glover

The paper examines how social determinants of health modify polygenic risk scores for cardiometabolic diseases and shows that integrating social and genetic factors improves disease prediction.

The paper integrates social risk factors with genetic risk scores to improve bipolar disorder prediction in the All of Us Research Program, finding social factors have larger effect sizes than genetic risk.

This study identifies novel genetic loci for BMI, height, and WHRadjBMI in Hispanic/Latino populations and shows the benefits of ancestral diversity in GWAS.