Genomic and environmental risk factors for cardiometabolic diseases in Africa: methods used for Phase 1 of the AWI-Gen population cross-sectional study
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A. Choudhury | S. Tollman | M. Ramsay | S. Norris | S. Hazelhurst | A. Oduro | C. Kyobutungi | A. Wade | H. Tinto | H. Sorgho | I. Guiraud | S. Mohamed | T. Haregu | N. Crowther | F. Gómez-Olivé | K. Kahn | Z. Lombard | O. Sankoh | C. Khayeka–Wandabwa | P. Tindana | R. Twine | Godfred Agongo | M. Alberts | L. Amenga-Etego | L. Micklesfield | Nicholas Njau Ngomi | Alisha N. Wade | A. Somé | F. Mashinya | Stuart A Ali | R. Boua | F. Mukomana | E. Nonterah | C. Soo | S. Nakanabo-Diallo | H. M. Natama | Cornelius Depuur
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