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| Country | Sample name (with link) |
Description (sample size) |
|---|---|---|
| Iceland | SAGA | High trauma exposure cohort which is a subset of DECODE. (50K women) |
| Iceland | DECODE | Genotyped Icelandic population (150k) |
| Norway | NORMENT |
Psychiatric cohort. Disease mechanisms and early markers of outcome in severe mental illness (2.5k cases, 1.1k controls) |
| Norway | MoBa-child | Prospective pregnancy cohort, 1999-2009. Questionnaire about lifestyle, stressors, symptoms. (114k children) |
| Norway | MoBa-parents | Prospective pregnancy cohort. Followed closely with psychosocial information, lifestyle, stressors, symptoms. (95k mothers, 75k fathers) |
| Norway | BAMI | Biobanking in acute myocardial infarction. Observational cohort. Patients admitted to hospital with acute myocardial infarction 2007-2017. (2.14k) |
| Norway | HUNT | Population sample. Focus on arterial hypertension, diabetes, tuberculosis and quality of life (90k) |
| Norway | Longitudinal population study with a focus on CVD. (40k) | |
| Norway | HUSK | Population sample. Focus on chronic diseases (CVD, cancer, osteoporosis), anxiety, depression (36k) |
| Denmark | iPsych | True unbiased population birth sample, 1981-2005, based on the extraction of data from PKU/Guthrie cards with random 2% of birth cohorts, in addition to all individuals with mental disorder diagnosis. Focus on mental and neurodevelopmental disorders. (80k cases, 50k controls) |
| Denmark | Danish Psychiatric Biobank | Psychiatric cohort (12k, 1k chronic), |
| Sweden | GAPS | Genetics study which focuses on bringing together all existing GWAS samples in Sweden (200k) |
| Estonia | EGCUT | Population sample based on volunteers from the adult population. Includes questionnaires. (200k) |
| UK | Generation Scotland | Family and population-based sample of primary care patients. Focus on genetics of common heritable diseases and perpetual record linkage to incident outcomes. (24k) |
| UK | UK biobank | Population study based on volunteers (2006-2010) Focus on public health. (500k) |
