nominally significantP -value <0.05
Among the 687 height-related SNPs available in our genetic data set, 37 and 38 showed nominally significant associations ( P -value <0.05) with risk of SCC and BCC respectively ( Supplementary Tables 4 and 5 ).
Among the 687 height-related SNPs available in our genetic data set, 37 and 38 showed nominally significant associations ( P -value <0.05) with risk of SCC and BCC respectively ( Supplementary Tables 4 and 5 ).
Although the magnitude of association for BCC appeared to be slightly higher in the NHS, heterogeneity between genders did not reach statistical significance ( Table 2 ).