1. Sleep regularity and mortality: a prospective analysis in the UK Biobank

    This article has 7 authors:
    1. Lachlan Cribb
    2. Ramon Sha
    3. Stephanie Yiallourou
    4. Natalie A Grima
    5. Marina Cavuoto
    6. Andree-Ann Baril
    7. Matthew P Pase
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      eLife assessment

      This manuscript provides fundamental findings on the association between sleep regularity and mortality in the UK Biobank, which is a popular topic in recent sleep and circadian research in population-based studies. The study is based on a large accelerometer study with validated follow-up of incident diseases and deaths, and the data quality and large sample size are convincing and strengthen the credibility of the conclusion. This will be of wide interest to researchers in the sleep study field, epidemiologists, practicing clinicians and the general public.

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  2. Identifying metabolic features of colorectal cancer liability using Mendelian randomization

    This article has 22 authors:
    1. Caroline Bull
    2. Emma Hazelwood
    3. Joshua A Bell
    4. Vanessa Tan
    5. Andrei-Emil Constantinescu
    6. Carolina Borges
    7. Danny Legge
    8. Kimberley Burrows
    9. Jeroen R Huyghe
    10. Hermann Brenner
    11. Sergi Castellvi-Bel
    12. Andrew T Chan
    13. Sun-Seog Kweon
    14. Loic Le Marchand
    15. Li Li
    16. Iona Cheng
    17. Rish K Pai
    18. Jane C Figueiredo
    19. Neil Murphy
    20. Marc J Gunter
    21. Nicholas J Timpson
    22. Emma E Vincent
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      The manuscript by Bull et al provides valuable information on the relationship between metabolic features, in particular different lipoproteins and fatty acids, and colorectal cancer. They use solid methods and combine different data sources to analyze forward and reverse Mendelian Randomizations that support their claims.

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