
Venexia Walker
@venexia
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21-09-2016 17:01:35
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A benefit of vaccination not previously documented: "For the first time in a general-population dataset [in > 15 million people], we demonstrate that COVID-19 vaccination reduces, but does not entirely ameliorate, excess diabetes incidence after COVID-19" medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

It was a pleasure supervising Femi for his internship! In only 8 weeks he got to grips with OpenSAFELY, addressed a policy-relevant question on COVID-19 vaccine uptake, developed his R skills and confidently presented his results. I'm sure he has a bright future ahead✨


Pleased to share our latest @opensafely study on the impact of COVID-19 on mental illness. COVID-19 Longitudinal Health and Wellbeing Prof Praveetha Patalay Jonathan Sterne


Major depressive disorder impacts peripheral artery disease risk through intermediary risk factors ft. Gabrielle Shakt, Noah tsao, Venexia Walker, Scott Damrauer (PennSurgery), Michael Levin (Penn Cardiology), @RachelKember (Penn Psychiatry) & Benjamin Voight (PennSysPharmATT) tinyurl.com/3x4w4yke



Wrapping up our morning sessions is Venexia Walker, Epidemiologist at University of Bristol & UPenn sharing with us how #causalinference is used in #UK electronic health records and opportunities available for open science. #KolokotronesSymposium CAUSALab





Fab to work with Kurt Taylor Venexia Walker Jonathan Sterne Nish Chaturvedi LHA @ UCL Rachel Denholm & others OpenSAFELY showing post-covid T2DM less likely after vaccination sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

On the reduction of heart attacks, strokes and other clotting events with Covid vaccination among ~46 million people nature.com/articles/s4146… Nature Communications Venexia Walker



Pleased to share our paper on COVID-19 and mental illnesses in vaccinated and unvaccinated people using OpenSAFELY 😀


✨NEW ✨ BMJ Research Methods & Reporting article on reading and conducting instrumental variable studies. Thanks to Eleanor Sanderson, Michael Levin, Scott Damrauer, Tim Feeney, and @nm_davies. doi.org/10.1136/bmj-20…

Our multi-population GWAS paper on Afib is online now Nature Communications We identified more genetic loci, population-specific genetic correlations, improved polygenic risk score, and enhanced risk prediction by integrating a PRS and protein score. nature.com/articles/s4146…