Researchers said, nearly 4 million variants were found in genes associated with risks of cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, among other conditions.
'Sequencing diverse populations can lead to new drug targets that are relevant to everyone,' said Dr Josh Denny, the lead author of the study.
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