Amsterdam Cohort Hub (ACH) connects 25 population and patient cohorts in the Amsterdam region and beyond, together representing data from more than 1.1 million participants. Our mission is to connect data and expertise to improve public health. By building one infrastructure and shared procedures, we make cohort research more efficient, and more impactful. ACH supports researchers with practical tools, expert guidance, and a unified approach to data access, governance, and FAIR data stewardship.
WebsiteNetwork detailsCatalogueENIGI
European Network for the Investigation of Gender Incongruence
Description
De ENIGI-ENDO studie kijkt naar relatief korte termijn effecten (tot 3 jaar) van hormonen op tal van lichaamsprocessen en op subjectieve gevoelens. Uitkomstmaten zijn onder andere botdichtheid, lichaamssamenstelling, vetstofwisseling, borstontwikkeling en stemming. Voor het design van de studie, zie het artikel van Dekker et al. JSM 2016. De ENIGI-ENDO wordt uitgevoerd in nauwe samenwerking met centra in Gent, Florence en Oslo.
General Design
- Type
- Cohort study
- Data collection type
- Prospective
- Design
- Longitudinal
- Start/End data collection
- 2010 (ongoing)
- Design paper
- The ENIGI (European Network for the Investigation of Gender Incongruence) Study: Overview of Acquired Endocrine Knowledge and Future Perspectives
Population
- Countries
- Norway, Netherlands (the), Italy, Israel, Denmark, Belgium
- Number of participants
- 2974
- Population age groups
- Adult (18+ years)
Networks
Part of networks