BCG vaccination and morbidity

Professor
Christine Stabell Benn
OPEN Open Patient data Explorative Network, OUH Odense

Projekt styring

Projekt status	Sampling ongoing



Data indsamlingsdatoer
Start	30.05.2017
Slut	31.12.2030

Projektet i tal

OPEN undersøgelse/kliniske data
Forventet # af deltagere	4.300
Inkluderet antal deltagere





Inkluderede deltagere med prøver
Prøver

BCG vaccination and morbidity

Short summary

This study follow children who participated in a randomised trial of BCG at birth for later morbidity in Danish registries.

Rationale

Studies from low-income countries have found that BCG vaccination is associated with lower mortality not related to the specific protection against tuberculosis. The main purpose of this study is to investigate if BCG vaccination shortly after birth is associated with morbidity among Danish children.

Description of the cohort

The primary population is 4262 children born 2012-2013 and randomized to BCG vaccination shortly after birth.

Data and biological material

We link the data from the original randomized trial with data from Danish registers on morbidity collected in the Danish National Patient Registry and Prescription Registry.