Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology Using Mendelian Randomization

Veronika Skrivankova; Rebecca C. Richmond; Benjamin Woolf; James Yarmolinsky; Neil M Davies; Sonja A. Swanson; Tyler J. VanderWeele; Julian P. T. Higgins; Nicholas J. Timpson; Niki Dimou; Claudia Langenberg; Robert Golub; Elizabeth Loder; V. Gallo; Anne Tybjærg‐Hansen; George Davey Smith; Matthias Egger; J. Brent Richards

doi:10.1001/jama.2021.18236

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STROBE-MR provides guidelines for reporting MR studies. Improved reporting of these studies could facilitate their evaluation by editors, peer reviewers, researchers, clinicians, and other readers, and enhance the interpretation of their results.

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