| Literature DB >> 30124853 |
Huijing He1,2, Li Pan1,2, Lize Pa3, Ze Cui4, Xiaolan Ren5, Dingming Wang6, Feng Liu7, Xianghua Wang8, Jianwei Du9, Hailing Wang10, Shaoping Wan11, Jingbo Zhao12, Xia Peng13, Xiaoyang Wang1,2, Jia Zhang1,2, Ye Wang1,2, Huiru Ren1,2, Chengdong Yu1,2, Guangliang Shan1,2.
Abstract
The China National Health Survey (CNHS) is the first nationwide multi-ethnic cross-sectional interview and health examination conducted from 2012 to 2017. The survey is designed to study reference intervals for physiological constants as well as determinants of noncommunicable diseases among different ethnic populations in different areas, so that the data can be used to enhance clinical diagnosis strategies and health promotion. CNHS used a stratified, multistage cluster sampling method to obtain a sample of 53 895 people aged 20-80 years in 10 ethnic groups from 11 provinces or autonomous regions all over China. Blood samples were collected from each participant for the establishment of the China Multi-Ethnic Biobank (CMEB). CNHS collected data on demographic and socioeconomic information, lifestyle factors, anthropometric measures, laboratory tests and clinical profiles. These data provide a comprehensive resource for further study on risk factors of noncommunicable disease among different ethnic groups. Information about the CNHS database, including publication list, introduction of the survey design and methods, and guidelines for submitting electronic forms of data application, is available at [http://www.bmicc.cn/web/share/home].Entities:
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Year: 2018 PMID： 30124853 DOI： 10.1093/ije/dyy151
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Int J Epidemiol ISSN： 0300-5771 Impact factor: 7.196