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Publications

Below you will find all the published papers using UK Biobank data. Scientists all over the world have put their imaginations to work and published a wide range of work. Search by author, journal title, year of publication, or by disease area of interest.

Ophthalmology, December 30^th 2015

Spectral-Domain Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging in 67 321 Adults: Associations with Macular Thickness in the UK Biobank Study.

Patel, P. et al.

Approved Research ID: 2112

Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, December 26^th 2015

Laser refractive surgery in the UK Biobank study: Frequency, distribution by sociodemographic factors, and general health, happiness, and social participation outcomes

Cumberland, PM et al.

Approved Research ID: 669

International Journal of Obesity, December 24^th 2015

Women's reproductive health factors and body adiposity: Findings from the UK Biobank

Peters, S. et al.

Approved Research ID: 2495

Archives of Osteoporosis, December 17^th 2015

Chronic widespread bodily pain is increased among individuals with history of fracture: findings from UK Biobank

Walker-Bone, K. et al.

Approved Research ID: 1144

Chronobiology International, December 10^th 2015

Ethnic differences in sleep duration and morning-evening type in a population sample

Malone, SK. et al.

Approved Research ID: 3474

Nature Communications, December 4^th 2015

Sixteen new lung function signals identified through 1000 Genomes Project reference panel imputation

Artigas, M. et al.

JAMA Ophathalmology, December 1^st 2015

Role of Educational Exposure in the Association Between Myopia and Birth Order

Guggenheim, J. et al.

Approved Research ID: 15716

British Journal of Pain, November 4^th 2015

Can large surveys conducted on highly selected populations, provide valid information on the epidemiology of common health conditions? An analysis of UK Biobank data on musculoskeletal pain

Macfarlane, G.J. et al.

Approved Research ID: 1144

European Psychiatry, October 21^st 2015

Cognitive function and lifetime features of depression and bipolar disorder in a large population sample: Cross-sectional study of 143,828 UK Biobank participants

Cullen, B. et al.

Approved Research ID: 774

BMC Family Practice, October 9^th 2015

Ethnic differences in the association between depression and chronic pain: cross sectional results from UK Biobank

Nicholl, B et al.

Approved Research ID: 14151

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