Paradoxical Relationship Between Body Mass Index and Thyroid Hormone Levels: A Study Using Mendelian Randomization
Peter Taylor(University Hospital of Wales), Colin Dayan(University of Birmingham), Andrew M. Taylor(Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust), George Davey Smith(University of Bristol), Kirsty Stevenson(National Health Service), Kate Northstone(At Bristol), Onyebuchi Okosieme(Cwm Taf University Health Board), Wolfram Woltersdorf(Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust), Neil M Davies(University of Bristol), Nicholas J. Timpson(University of Bristol), John W Gregory(Cardiff University), Rebecca C. Richmond(John Radcliffe Hospital), Adrian Sayers(University of Bristol), Graham R. Williams(University of California, San Francisco), Jonathan H. Tobias(University of Bristol), Aled Rees(University of Wales), Susan M. Ring(St George's, University of London), Alix Groom(University of Bristol), Dorothea Nitsch(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine)
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