Exposome Project for Health and Occupational Research
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EPHOR will develop methods and tools to characterise the working-life exposome. By applying these, better and more complete knowledge on the working-life exposome will be obtained. Through uniquely combining large-scale pooling of existing data (>40 cohorts; ~ 21 million people) systematically looking at many types of exposure and diseases with the collection of new data in case studies in which the effects of working-life exposure on respiratory health in the general population and night shift workers will be investigated.
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General Information
- Year created
- 2020
- Types of cohorts
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- Population cohort
- Countries
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- Netherlands
- Spain
- United Kingdom
- Denmark
- Sweden
- Belgium
- Norway
- France
- Finland
- Greece
- Germany
- Cyprus
- Setting
- International
- Funding
- This project has received funding from the RIA Research and Innovation Action European Commission
- Criteria of cohort's to be included
- Cohort studies with occupational history information.
- Socio-environmental context
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- Work-related stress
- Work/life balance
Participants
Number of participants
- Total
- 21,000,000
- With harmonized data
- 0
Methodology for harmonization and integration
- Strategy of harmonization
- Ex-post
- Data processing methods
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- NA
- Type of infrastructure
- NA
- Integrative data analysis
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- NA
- Software
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- NA
- Supplementary information
- The project has recently begun. Please also see OMEGA-NET which is a related project. Meta-data will be available on occupationalcohorts.net.
Number of cohorts
- Total
- 40
- With harmonized data
- 0
- Will more cohorts be harmonized?
- Number of harmonized variables (max.)
- 0
Access
- Availability of metadata
- Availability of individual data