Access to data

Due to legal restrictions, we cannot share CoMorMent as a database with external researchers. However, you may wish to contact individual sites to request access to their data. 

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	Tromsø	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)