Useful resources Regardless of the theme of your research, every user of LASA data will have to perform several data manipulations. These include the linkage
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The people behind LASA LASA consists of a core of permanent employees, as well as people who are involved in the study for a limited
LASA Ancillary Studies Several ancillary studies have been performed among subsamples of LASA participants to enrich the data from regular measurement waves, with the purpose
Contact with LASA T: 020-4446770 (local) +31-20-4446770 (international)E: lasa@amsterdamumc.nl Fadime Kursun (secretary LASA) Martijn Huisman (scientific director LASA) Leo Stokx (webmaster LASA)W: lasa-vu.nl Visiting address Amsterdam UMC,
Knowledge exchange LASA researchers constantly collaborate with specialists from many other organizations. This includes, for example, colleagues from universities all over the world, but also
Other LASA studies Over the years, the LASA team has conducted more than 45 additional data collections, e.g. various ancillary studies like accelerometry studies; nine-monthly
Executive Board The Executive Board consists of the scientific director of LASA and the project manager. They supervise the scientific progress, the data collection and
LASA data – themes and topics All available LASA data can be roughly subdivided into about 220 topics, ranging from “blood pressure” to “church attendance”,
LASA data The data of LASA covers a broad range of topics, collected across a large number of measurement cycles (waves) since 1992. In this
Topic overview LASA has data available on many different topics in various functional domains. To make it easier for those who would like to make
In the table below, entries in the left column refer to the related documentation, while the numbers in the cells of columns LASA-B to LASA-J
