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Ye Chen
Ye Chen
Harvard University
Prospective cohort study
Crohn's disease
Internal medicine
Body mass index
Proportional hazards model
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Obesity is Associated With Increased Risk of Crohn's disease, but not Ulcerative Colitis: A Pooled Analysis of Five Prospective Cohort Studies.
2021
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Simon S. M. Chan
Ye Chen
Kevin Casey
Ola Olén
Jonas F. Ludvigsson
Franck Carbonnel
Bas Oldenburg
Marc J. Gunter
Anne Tjønneland
Olof Grip
DEFINe-IBD Investigators
Paul Lochhead
Andrew T. Chan
Alicia Wolk
Hamed Khalili
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Large-Scale, Genome-Wide Gene-Diet Interaction Testing for HbA1c Using Derived Dietary Patterns in the UK Biobank
2020
Kenneth Westerman
Ye Chen
Han Chen
Jose C. Florez
Joanne B. Cole
Alisa K. Manning
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Scalable and flexible gene-environment interaction analysis in millions of samples
2020
bioRxiv
Kenneth Westerman
Duy T Pham
Liang Hong
Ye Chen
Magdalena Sevilla-González
Yun Ju Sung
Yan V. Sun
Alanna C. Morrison
Han Chen
Alisa K. Manning
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