| Name | Oslo Health Study (The) |
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| Acronym | HUBRO |
| Last update | 04/02/2009 |
Affiliation
Principal investigator
No information available
Contacts
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Christian Madsen (Dr.)
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Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Email: datatilgang@fhi.no; christian.madsen@fhi.no |
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Kjersti A. Nerhus (Advisor/Cand.scient.)
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Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Phone: +47 21078164 Email: kjne@fhi.no |
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Camilla Stoltenberg (Dr.)
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Phone:
+47 21 07 82 38
Email: camilla.stoltenberg@fhi.no |
Website
The main objectives of the population-based Oslo Health Study (HUBRO) were to:
- identify health needs within the community and determine the priorities in the health sector
- monitor the developments and trends of diseases and their associated risks
-estimate the prevalence and later the incidence of chronic diseases
- identify social and geographical differences in health and associated risk factors for disease
- initiate research in order to further investigate the aetiology of major health problems
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Legend
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| Study design | Cross-sectional prevalence |
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| Type of participants | Individuals |
| Target or final number of participants | 18770 |
| Of the 40 888 citizens invited, a total of 18 770 individuals (46 %) participated in the survey. | |
| Target or final number of DNA | No information available |
Selection criteria
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Minimun: 20 years |
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Norway |
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All men and women residing in Oslo Dec. 1999. |
Current status
| Phase | Start | End |
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| Preparation phase/Pilot | -- | -- |
| Baseline recruitment / initial data collection | 2000 | 2001 |
| Follow-up of participants | -- | -- |
| Current number of participants recruited | 18770 |
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| Current number of collected DNA samples | 18770 |
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