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China Kadoorie Biobank

University of Oxford Clinical Trial Service Unit & Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

HDB-0088

A prospective cohort biobank collecting blood samples, questionnaire data, and clinical information from over 510,000 Chinese adults aged 30-79 recruited between 2004-2008 from 10 regions. The resource enables investigation of genetic and environmental factors in chronic disease etiology through long-term follow-up and research collaborations.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Credentialed

Region

Asia — China

Data types

biobank samples, questionnaire data, anthropometric measurements, blood serum, clinical information

biobank prospective cohort chronic disease long-term follow-up

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Record HDB-0088 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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