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Towards a Swiss health study with human biomonitoring: Learnings from the pilot phase about participation and design

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By Réjane Morand Bourqui, Semira Gonseth Nusslé, Natalie von Goetz, Caroline Veys-Takeuchi
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PLOS ONE, Jul 2023 Background A large-scale national cohort aiming at investigating the health status and determinants in the general population is essential for high-quality public health research and regulatory decision-making. We present the protocol and first results of the pilot phase to a Swiss national cohort aiming at establishing the study procedures, evaluating feasibility, and assessing participation and willingness to participate.
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Towards a Swiss health study with human biomonitoring: Learnings from the pilot phase about participation and design

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By Semira Gonseth Nusslé, Natalie von Goetz, Réjane Morand Bourqui, Caroline Veys-Takeuchi
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Abstract Background A large-scale national cohort aiming at investigating the health status and determinants in the general population is essential for high-quality public health research and regulatory decision-making. We present the protocol and first results of the pilot phase to a Swiss national cohort aiming at establishing the study procedures, evaluating feasibility, and assessing participation and willingness to participate.
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