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Research Essay - The UK Biobank: what can it tell us about female reproductive factors and dementia risk?

This research essay investigates what the UK Biobank has so far told us about female reproductive health and risks of dementia. As a literature review, it identifies trends revealed so far and their consequences, as well as discussing the strengths and limits of the biobank's design.
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Currently a second-year medical student at the University of St Andrews, with an interest in medical ethics and humanities.

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