App version:
0.2.2 (23 August 2022)
Data version:
0.41.0
The Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), also known as Children of the 90s, is a world-leading birth cohort study, charting the health of 14,500 families in the Bristol area. You can find full information about the cohort here
For more than two decades clinic and questionnaire data has been collected from the participants.
This search tool is a quick and abridged version of a much more extensive data dictionary. You can find a lot more detail about these data here
Use this website to search through the variables, obtain their identifiers and the number of records with that measure
You can use download lists of selected variables. For direct users, this can be used to extract variables directly. Alternatively, add this list to your data request form to specify the data that you require.
MRI_YP
CP_3a
sero2
Child_bloods_6b
COVID5_YP_2a, COVID5_Mum_2a and COVID5_G0Partner_2a
COVID6
COVID5
Child-based Deprivation Indices & urban/rural status
Serology 2 dataset
COVID questionnaire data now available
Updates have been made to the following variable collections
Updates have been made to the following variable collections
Updates have been made to the following variable collections
Welcome
Source code at https://github.com/explodecomputer/alspac-shiny
Use the search box to filter on keywords or terms. Click on rows to select those variables. Click the Download button to download a csv of the variables that you have selected.
If there is anything you cannot find, please consult the data dictionary or variables catalog . You can also get help from the team at ALSPAC-data@bristol.ac.uk .
Note: Sometimes the sample counts presented here will be inaccurate - consult the data dictionary data dictionary for accurate summary data for each of the variables
Note: High dimensional biological data including genetic variants, DNA methylation measures and gene expression measures are not included in this tool. You can find out more about sample availability here
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