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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) Lifestyle of Danish women (the HPV cohort) Main focus areas Lifestyle and risk of disease in women.

Human papillomavirus and other sexually transmitted diseases and subsequent disease risk

Source of identification of study population

General female population of Copenhagen

Study population 11,088 women aged 20–29 years recruited in Copenhagen in 1991–1993

Design and data collection

Study design Prospective cohort

Setting Population-based

Data sources (yes/no)

Registers Yes

Medical records Yes (pathology records)

Questionnaires Yes

Interviews Yes

Physical examinations Yes

Bio samples (if yes, specify) Yes (cervical cytology samples, blood samples incl.

buffy coats)

Other tests Yes (HPV DNA test, chlamydia DNA test) Website and/or contact

person

Susanne Krüger Kjær (susanne@cancer.dk )

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