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NAME:PhD defense C. Romero
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SUMMARY:PhD defense C. Romero
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>Genetics and Comorbi
 dity</p></p> <h3>Diseases often go hand in hand, DNA research shows w
 hy</h3><p><strong>Many people have not one, but several health proble
 ms at the same time. This is called comorbidity, and it has a major i
 mpact on how we understand diseases and what treatment patients with 
 different comorbidities need.</strong></p><p>Common comorbidities are
  combinations of different psychiatric conditions, of different heart
  conditions, or of psychiatric and heart conditions together. There a
 re many possible reasons why these comorbidities occur.</p><p>In our 
 study, we looked at the role of genetics: certain genetic factors can
  increase the risk of multiple diseases and their comorbidities.</p><
 p>For my PhD research, we used large genetic datasets from millions o
 f people worldwide to investigate shared genetic risk within and betw
 een psychiatric and cardiovascular diseases. The aim was to find biol
 ogical processes that influence multiple diseases, and on which inter
 vention may be possible to treat patients with specific comorbidities
 .</p><p>More information on the thesis to follow.</p> </body> </html>
DESCRIPTION: Genetics and Comorbidity <h3>Diseases often go hand in ha
 nd, DNA research shows why</h3><strong>Many people have not one, but 
 several health problems at the same time. This is called comorbidity,
  and it has a major impact on how we understand diseases and what tre
 atment patients with different comorbidities need.</strong>Common com
 orbidities are combinations of different psychiatric conditions, of d
 ifferent heart conditions, or of psychiatric and heart conditions tog
 ether. There are many possible reasons why these comorbidities occur.
 In our study, we looked at the role of genetics: certain genetic fact
 ors can increase the risk of multiple diseases and their comorbiditie
 s.For my PhD research, we used large genetic datasets from millions o
 f people worldwide to investigate shared genetic risk within and betw
 een psychiatric and cardiovascular diseases. The aim was to find biol
 ogical processes that influence multiple diseases, and on which inter
 vention may be possible to treat patients with specific comorbidities
 .More information on the thesis to follow.
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