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. 2024 Feb 14;53(2):dyae037.
doi: 10.1093/ije/dyae037.

Cohort Profile Update: Born in Bradford

Rosemary R C McEachan  1 , Gillian Santorelli  1 , Aidan Watmuff  1 , Dan Mason  1 , Sally E Barber  1 , Daniel D Bingham  2 , Philippa K Bird  1 , Laura Lennon  1 , Dan Lewer  1 , Mark Mon-Williams  3 , Katy A Shire  1 , Dagmar Waiblinger  1 , Jane West  1 , Tiffany C Yang  1 , Deborah A Lawlor  4   5 , Kate E Pickett  6 , John Wright  1
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Cohort Profile Update: Born in Bradford

Rosemary R C McEachan et al. Int J Epidemiol. .
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Overview of recruitment and data collection activities for the new Born in Bradford data collection at age 6–11 years
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BiB participants Aoife and Ciara (aged 6 years). Photo by Ian Beesley; from the Born in Bradford website, reproduced with permission
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BiB participants Darwood and Ishaaq (aged 10 years). Photo by Ian Beesley; from the Born in Bradford website, reproduced with permission
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