Children of the 90s - @30 clinic

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No backgroundWe're celebrating the 30th anniversary of Children of the 90s. To coincide with this milestone, we are running a clinic called ‘@30’. All participants – original parents, study children and Children of the Children of the 90s (COCO90s) – are invited to attend this clinic.

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If we don't have a current email address for you, please update your details so we can ensure you receive your invite to the @30 clinic soon. 

  • You will get a £40 shopping voucher as a thank you. Spend it online or in many shops – ASDA, Morrisons, Marks & Spencer, ASOS and many more.
  • Appointments are flexible and available 7 days a week, including occasional evenings, over the next 2 years.
  • We pay your travel expenses (bus/taxi/train/petrol and your Clean Air Zone fee).
  • If you travel far, we will pay your accommodation expenses.
  • Want to come with someone? Book on the same day as your Children of the 90s friend, partner or parent.
  • We can give you a letter for your employer so you don’t need to take paid leave to attend.
  • This is not a health check, but we will let you know if specific results are different to normal. For instance, you may have high blood pressure or low bone density (osteoporosis).

It’s never too late to get back in touch (or to check if you're eligible), however long it's been since you last took part, and you can choose how little or how much to get involved.

ITV News West Country attends the @30 clinic: 

Read media coverage about @30 in The Guardian and BBC News.

Our information leaflets have lots more information about what's involved and the reasons why we do these tests. 

I‌nformation sheet for young adults and parent visits 

Information sheet for child visits

We're now at the stage where our original babies are 30-years-old, they are entering a new chapter of their lives, they have new families, new social circumstances and we need to capture that. It’s an exciting time for Children of the 90s.

Professor Nic Timpson, Principal Investigator
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