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The Fenland Study
Population Size
12,435
People
Years
2005
Associated BioSamples
DNA
Plasma
Geographic coverage
United Kingdom
England
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Lead time
Not applicable
Summary
The Fenland Study is a population-based cohort study of the interaction between environment and genetic factors in determining obesity, insulin sensitivity and hyperglycemia.
DOI for dataset
Documentation
Information for researchers web page can be found at: https://doi.org/10.22025/2017.10.101.00001
Data sharing portal page, including data dictionary links: https://epi-meta.mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk/studies/fenland/release.shtml
Dataset type
Health and disease
Dataset sub-type
Not applicable
Dataset population size
12435
Keywords
diabetes, Obesity, genetics, lifestyle, cohort study, Diet, physical activity, proteomics, metabolomics
Observations
Observed Node | Disambiguating Description | Measured Value | Measured Property | Observation Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Persons | 12435 | Count | 03 Jan 2005 |
Provenance
Purpose of dataset collection
Study
Source of data extraction
Paper-based
Collection source setting
Other
Patient pathway description
Volunteers are recruited from participating primary care practices
Image contrast
Not stated
Biological sample availability
DNA,Plasma,Serum
Details
Publishing frequency
Irregular
Version
2.0.0
Modified
08/10/2024
Coverage
Start date
03/01/2005
Time lag
Other
Geographic coverage
United Kingdom, England, Eastern, Fenland, East Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, South Cambridgeshire
Minimum age range
30
Maximum age range
62
Follow-up
1 - 10 Years
Accessibility
Language
en
Controlled vocabulary
LOCAL
Format
text, csv
Data Access Request
Dataset pipeline status
Not available
Access rights
Time to dataset access
Not applicable
Access method category
TRE/SDE
Jurisdiction
GB-ENG
Data use limitation
General research use
Data use requirements
Not for profit use,Return to database or resource,User-specific restriction,Project-specific restrictions
Data Controller
The University of Cambridge
Data Processor
The University of Cambridge