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. 2019 Feb 4;14(2):e0211532. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0211532

Table 1. Characteristics of the cohorts included in the study population.

Subpopulations Investigation Sex Age range Sample size Responders Response rate,% Investigation
procedure1)
Year Place
Men Born in 1913 1973 Gothenburg Men 60 1009 830 82.3 Q + ME
Men Born in 1913 1980 Gothenburg Men 67 923 707 76.6 Q + ME
Men Born in 1913 1988 Gothenburg Men 75 702 463 66.1 Q + ME
Men Born in 1913 1993 Gothenburg Men 80 447 272 60.9 Q + ME
Men Born in 1923 1973 Gothenburg Men 50 292 226 77.4 Q + ME
Men Born in 1923 1980 Gothenburg Men 57 278 188 67.6 Q + ME
Men Born in 1923 1988 Gothenburg Men 65 265 162 61.1 Q + ME
Men Born in 1923 1993 Gothenburg Men 70 226 143 63.3 Q + ME
ESKIL 1986 Eskilstuna Men 30–54 625 459 73.8 PQ
Public Health Cohort 1993 Uppsala Women 25–99 2999 2249 75,0 PQ
Public Health Cohort 1993 Uppsala Men 25–94 3001 2156 71.8 PQ
BEDA II 1997 Gothenburg Women 56–82 994 908 91.3 Q + ME
Uppsala-Örebro Women Study 1995 Uppsala Women 35–64 4200 2991 71.2 PQ
Men born in 1943 1993 Gothenburg Men 50 1463 798 54.5 Q + ME
Men born in 1943 2003 Gothenburg Men 60 749 655 87.4 Q + ME
Women born in 1953 2003 Gothenburg Women 50 994 668 67.4 Q + ME
Men born in 1953 2003 Gothenburg Men 50 993 595 59.9 Q + ME
Total 20,160 14,470 71.8

1) Q = questionnaires; ME = medical examination; PQ = Postal questionnaire