Everything the analysis engine concluded from the corpus: new publications, sources that changed, gene–trait links, reported figures, care recommendations and contradicting evidence. Each card shows how many independent sources support it and links to the exact sentence.
We read 158 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and kidneys and the tubes that carry urine. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 135 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and blood-sugar problems (diabetes). That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 78 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and learning, talking and behaviour. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 64 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and how the body makes babies. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 26 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and eyes, ears and hearing. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 76 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and the liver. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 40 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and kidneys and the tubes that carry urine. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 29 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and how the body makes babies. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 11 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and growing, tummies and food. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 11 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and a slightly higher chance of getting tumours. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 28 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and blood-sugar problems (diabetes). That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 22 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and learning, talking and behaviour. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 17 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and the liver. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 51 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and growing, tummies and food. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 30 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and bones and arms or legs. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 30 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and a slightly higher chance of getting tumours. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 15 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and bones and arms or legs. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 6 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and eyes, ears and hearing. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 45 stories that talk about both the gene HNF1B and the heart. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 15 stories that talk about both the gene LHX1 and the heart. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 13 stories that talk about both the gene ACACA and learning, talking and behaviour. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 11 stories that talk about both the gene ACACA and the liver. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 4 stories that talk about both the gene PIGW and eyes, ears and hearing. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 7 stories that talk about both the gene ACACA and growing, tummies and food. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 5 stories that talk about both the gene ACACA and eyes, ears and hearing. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 13 stories that talk about both the gene PIGW and learning, talking and behaviour. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 10 stories that talk about both the gene ZNHIT3 and the liver. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 9 stories that talk about both the gene PIGW and the liver. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.
We read 6 stories that talk about both the gene PIGW and growing, tummies and food. That does not prove one causes the other, but they keep showing up together.