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In 2017, the Groningen Research Institute of Pharmacy (GRIP) and Lifelines started the “PharmLines Initiative” to link the multidisciplinary data of the Lifelines Cohort Study to the medication data of the widely researched prescription database, IADB.nl. The aim of the PharmLines Initiative is to facilitate research on medical drug data in combination with the broad health and biobank data of Lifelines. The IADB.nl staff has invested in expanding the database to include pharmacies in the Lifelines regions and from September 1, 2018 the 2017 database covering approximately 1.5 million persons will be available for linkage. Researchers worldwide and from diverse disciplines can now apply for the unique use of these linked Lifelines and IADB.nl prescription data. A further initiative is the linkage of genetic data to enable pharmacogenetic research.
We would like to invite you to the Lifelines Data Workshop on the 13th of September. It takes place from 12.00 to 13.30 pm at our location Bloemsingel 1 Groningen. Lunch will be included.
Researchers: van der Wijst MGP, Brugge H, de Vries DH, Deelen P, Swertz MA, Lifelines Cohort Study, BIOS consortium, Franke L
The data of the first wave of the Lifelines cohort study is presented in an interactive geo-map. The map gives a geographical presentation of more than 1500 variables of Lifelines participants at baseline.
Wij maken wetenschappelijk onderzoek naar gezonder oud worden mogelijk door data en lichaamsmaterialen te verzamelen onder 167.000 inwoners in Noord-Nederland.
As of July 5, the first set of data from the second assessment has been included in the Lifelines catalogue. An extensive amount of longitudinal data has been released, containing both measurement and self-reported data of the second wave of more than 100,000 Lifelines adult participants. In addition, all baseline data from children is now available. Feel free to browse our catalogue to explore the potential of this new data for your own research.