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The EUROSTROKE project integrates data from multiple European cohorts to analyze cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk factors and stroke events.
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This paper describes the design and methodology of the participating cohorts in the EUROSTROKE project. Information is given about the cohort sampling, its size, the follow up procedures and event classification. Information is also given about the measurement of the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk factors in each of the cohorts separately. The cohorts described are the Caerphilly study in Cardiff, United Kingdom; the Kuopio Ischaemic Heart disease study in Kuopio, Finland; the Portugal study in Coimbra, Portugal; the EPIC cohort in Athens, Greece; the Ilsa study from Firenze, Italy; the Rotterdam Study in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and the Novosibirsk cohort in Novosibirsk, Russia.
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Bots et al. (2002) conducted a cohort in Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk factors was evaluated. The EUROSTROKE project integrates data from multiple European cohorts to analyze cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk factors and stroke events.
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