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In this work, we model the risk of hospitalization for a large number of drug-disease combinations. Our methodology is akin to genome-wide association studies (GWAS), in which a simple model is used to estimate the effect of a large number of loci in a hypothesis-free manner. As in GWAS, this screen risks spurious relationships and requires further analysis, but complements target-driven repurposing.

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The GWAS analogy is one of the clearest framings in the paper. It belongs in the abstract. A short sentence on the broad enumeration step and the multiplicity correction does enough to place the work as a screen, not another pair-specific observational study.

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