Everything else here starts from a variant. This starts from a topic — the kind of thing you would type into a search box — and asks which of our positions turn up in the same papers. A shared paper means somebody wrote about the two together. It is not a claim that the variant explains the topic, and for most of these the honest finding is that common variants explain very little of it.
The one axis you can check on yourself: variants that change the perception rather than the odds.
5 variants · 37 papers
See what connects →The "sprinter gene" is the most oversold result in consumer genetics.
35 variants · 155 papers
See what connects →One of the few places where a single variant is visible in the mirror.
32 variants · 303 papers
See what connects →What actually changes in a brain over a lifetime, and which of it is written down in advance.
18 variants · 84 papers
See what connects →The supplement industry's favourite word, and what the data supports.
17 variants · 38 papers
See what connects →Whether the difficulty of sitting down to study is partly inherited — a question with real, and repeatedly overstated, research behind it.
15 variants · 58 papers
See what connects →Why some people wake at 5am without an alarm and others cannot.
13 variants · 27 papers
See what connects →The field that taught genetics its hardest lesson about single genes.
12 variants · 139 papers
See what connects →Diagnoses are rising fast; the genetics is real and highly polygenic.
11 variants · 32 papers
See what connects →Bloating, dairy, gluten — the most-searched symptoms with real genetics behind some.
11 variants · 39 papers
See what connects →The visible traits, which is why they are the ones people look up first.
10 variants · 51 papers
See what connects →Talent tests sold to parents, and what the research behind them actually supports.
10 variants · 44 papers
See what connects →Running clubs, first marathons, and a watch telling you your VO2max.
9 variants · 62 papers
See what connects →How hard quitting is turns out to be partly a metabolic question.
9 variants · 106 papers
See what connects →Trading, betting, and every "should I?" at 2am. There is real genetics here — and it explains far less than the headlines say.
6 variants · 16 papers
See what connects →The most-consumed drug on earth, metabolised at wildly different speeds.
5 variants · 49 papers
See what connects →Whether the shape of a personality is partly inherited — and the twenty years of famous findings that turned out not to replicate.
5 variants · 16 papers
See what connects →GLP-1 drugs made obesity genetics a dinner-table subject.
5 variants · 8 papers
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