Major Population Study Lifelines Is Looking for Fourth Generation of Northerners
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One of the largest population studies in Europe, Lifelines, is looking for new participants for the first time in twenty years. Since 2006, the study has been monitoring the health of more than 167,000 residents of Groningen, Friesland and Drenthe. The aim of the large-scale study is to gain insight into healthy aging. Participants receive medical measurements, occasionally donate blood and regularly complete digital questionnaires. This data is…
Lifelines, the major health study in the Northern Netherlands, is inviting a new generation of participants on a large scale for the first time in twenty years. Children, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, and partners of existing participants…
By admitting more than 16,000 young residents of the Northern Netherlands, Lifelines aims to take its scientific research to an even higher level.
The large-scale population study Lifelines is inviting new participants for the first time in twenty years. The study, which is led from the UMCG in Groningen, is seeking approximately 16,000 family members of existing participants. The expansion has been made possible by a grant from the National Programme Groningen (NPG).
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