Table 2.

Summary of phenotype data available, and percentage providing valid/useable data (N = 9618)

		Phenotype	%
1.		Demographics
	a.	Age	100
	b.	Sex	100
	c.	Email address	79.99
2.		Medical History
	a.	Stoke or mini stroke (TIA)	98.55
	b.	Heart attack or angina	98.44
	c.	Other heart disease	98.16
	d.	Pains in leg muscles	98.07
	e.	Diabetes (blood sugar problems)	98.54
	f.	High blood pressure	98.47
	g.	High blood cholesterol	98.03
3.		Brief Resilience Scale (BRS)	98.00
4.		List of Threatening Experiences (LTE)	99.00
5.		Composite International Diagnostic Interview – Short Form (CIDI-SF)	97.08
6.		General Health Questionnaire-28 (GHQ-28)	93.94
	a.	GHQ somatic	98.09
	b.	GHQ anxiety	98.52
	c.	GHQ social dysfunction	98.53
	d.	GHQ depression	95.96
7.		Alcohol and tobacco consumption
	a.	Have you ever smoked tobacco?	99.12
	b.	Are you a current smoker?	46.20
	c.	If yes, how many cigarettes do you smoke in an average week?	–
	d.	If yes, how many cigars do you smoke in an average week?	–
	e.	If yes, how many 25g packets of tobacco do you smoke in an average week?	–
	f.	Do you currently drink any alcoholic drinks?	98.22
	g.	Have you ever felt you should cut down on your drinking?	80.06
	h.	Have people annoyed you by criticising your dinking?	80.13
	i.	Have you ever felt bad or guilty about your drinking?	80.06
	j.	Have you ever had a drink first thing in the morning to steady your nerves or to get rid of a hangover?	80.14
	k.	In an average week, how many units of alcohol do you consume?	79.67
8.		Coping Inventory for Stressful Situations (CISS)
	a.	Task-oriented coping	93.37
	b.	Emotion-oriented coping	94.93
	c.	Avoidance-oriented coping	94.30
	d.	Distraction	95.47
	e.	Social Diversion	96.22