What research questions should the next generation of birth cohort studies address? An international Delphi study of experts

OBJECTIVE: Birth cohort studies (BCS) have generated a wealth of invaluable basic scientific and policy-relevant information on a wide range of issues in child health and development. This study sought to explore what research questions are currently a priority for the next generation of BCS using a...

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Beteiligte: Ward, Catherine L. ; Walker, Susan ; Van Thang, Vo ; Valdebenito, Sara ; Tomlinson, Mark ; Sikander, Siham ; Osafo, Joseph ; Murray, Aja Louise ; Madrid, Bernadette ; Hughes, Claire ; Fernando, Asvini D ; Fearon, Pasco ; Eisner, Manuel ; Dunne, Michael ; Brown, Ruth
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Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: 2020
In:Jahr: 2020
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