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More than 14,500 young people born in the greater Bristol area between April 1991 and December 1992 have been involved in Children of the 90s since before they were even born.
Their mothers agreed to take part in Children of the 90s during pregnancy and since then their children (now 30 or approaching 30) have answered thousands of questions, donated biological samples including baby teeth, nail clippings and blood, and attended many clinic appointments so we can chart their health and wellbeing in incredible detail.
Children of the 90s research uses your official records to help with our research. Read on to find out more:
- Accessing your official records
- How we use your official records
- Which records will we use?
- Your personal details
- Research using your official records
- Information in accessible formats
The resulting mass of data from Children of the 90s has helped to revolutionise the details of the health of the nation and is transforming our understanding of childhood, child-rearing and adolescence
Did you know?
We'll pay your travel and accommodation expenses for you to take part in our @30 clinic.
It’s never too late to get back in touch, however long it's been since you last took part, and you can choose how little or how much to get involved.