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Characteristics of cohorts in the Virus, Lifestyle and Genes group at the Danish Cancer Society Research Center

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Characteristics of cohorts in the Virus, Lifestyle and Genes group at the Danish Cancer Society Research Center

Cohort name (acronym) The Danish Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC) cohort

Main focus areas Human papillomavirus and disease risk in women Source of identification of

study population

Women screened for cervical cancer in Copenhagen

Study population 40,399 women screened for cervical cancer in the Greater Copenhagen area during 2002–2005 Design and data collection

Study design Prospective cohort

Setting Population-based

Data sources (yes/no)

Registers Yes

Medical records Yes (pathology records)

Questionnaires No

Interviews No

Physical examinations No

Bio samples (if yes, specify) Yes (cervical cytology samples) Other tests HPV DNA test, Chlamydia DNA test Website and/or contact

person

Susanne Krüger Kjær (susanne@cancer.dk )

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