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  1. CO-CREATE

    The CO-CREATE study aims to prevent overweight and obesity in adolescents by providing knowledge and infrastructure on policies to support making the healthiest choices the preferred ones.

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  2. Public health surveys

    The Norwegian Institute of Public Health contributes to the planning and reporting of public health surveys in the counties.

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  3. NeuroTox

    NeuroTox is investigating whether environmental contaminants in maternal blood during pregnancy have a negative impact on the child's neurodevelopment.

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  4. Respiratory infections among children and adolescents in Norway

    The aim of the study is to find out why respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and whooping cough affect young and older children who are treated in hospital.

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  5. Rotavirus Study

    National follow-up after the introduction of rotavirus vaccine in the Childhood Immunisation Programme, monitoring vaccination coverage, adverse events and vaccine effectiveness.

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  6. Varicella zoster virus infections in Norway

    The study will estimate the disease burden from chickenpox and shingles in Norway, advise the appropriate use of vaccines and perform a cost-efficiency analysis of different immunisation strategies.

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  7. Language-8 Study

    Language-8 is a sub-study in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa) that is investigating the relation between children's early language development and their progress at eight-years-old.

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  8. Interlaboratory Comparison of Persistent Organic Pollutants in food (ILC POPs)

    The ILC POPs study comprises measurements of environmental contaminants in foods.

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  9. MOBAND Study of Cerebral Palsy

    The MOthers and BAbies in Norway and Denmark study combines two rich data sources to investigate an important childhood illness.

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  10. MY LIFE Study

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  11. Youth, Culture and Competence (UngKul Study)

    The Youth, Culture and Competence study examines psychological development, social integration and mental health among immigrant and non-immigrant background children and adolescents.

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  12. Tracking Opportunities and Problems in Childhood and Adolescence (TOPP Study)

    The TOPP Study examines the development trajectories to well-being, good mental health, psychological distress and alcohol consumption among children and adolescents.

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  13. NorFlu

    The Norwegian Influenza Study (NorFlu) is exploring the potential effects of influenza A (H1N1) – swine flu – during pregnancy.

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  14. Language and Learning Study

    The Language and Learning study explores genetic and environmental factors associated with the development of language and learning difficulties in children.

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  15. Norwegian Twin Registry

    The aim of the Norwegian Twin Registry is to provide knowledge about the causes of good or poor health and the causes of disease.

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  16. Norwegian Microbiota Study (NoMIC)

    The Norwegian Microbiota Study explores gut microbiota in infancy and how it develops through childhood.

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  17. National surveillance of HPV vaccination programme

    The surveillance of HPV vaccination programme is monitoring the efficacy, side effects  and vaccination coverage after the HPV vaccine was introduced in the childhood immunisation programme.

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  18. Health and Environment in Oslo

    The "Health and Environment in Oslo" (HELMILO) study explores how factors in the local environment can affect people's health in general and cardiovascular disease in particular.

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  19. Child Growth Study of Norway

    The aim of the Child Growth Study (COSI) is to routinely measure overweight and obesity among primary school children in Europe.

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  20. Regional Health Studies

    The Norwegian Institute of Public Health manages data from several regional health studies.

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  21. PAGE Study - Diabetes and Coeliac Disease

    The aim of the PAGE Study is to provide novel insight into the causes of type 1 diabetes and coeliac disease that may lead to preventive measures in the future.

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  22. MIDIA

    The aim of the MIDIA project is to find the environmental causes of type 1 diabetes with a view to preventing disease. Recruitment ended in 2007.

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  23. Cohort of Norway (CONOR)

    CONOR is a collection of health data and blood samples from several health studies.

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  24. ABC Study

    The ABC study will provide knowledge about the development of autism and its causes. The research is in collaboration with Columbia University in New York, USA.

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  25. ADHD Study

    The purpose of the ADHD study is to gain new knowledge about children who are at risk of developing Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

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  26. Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa)

    The Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study is a unique study where over 90,000 pregnant women were recruited from 1998 to 2008. More than 70,000 fathers have participated.

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