The Survey of Neonates in Pomerania (SNiP) has a vast number of medical, socio-economics and environmental data as well as biological samples available to all interested researchers.
The detailed cohort profile of the SNiP I (2002 – 2008) study has been published in the paper by Ebner et al. The abstract and links to full text article available via Pubmed. The paper outlines recruitment, representativeness and data collected.
Requests from all researchers to access SNiP data and biosamples are welcomed. All data and biomaterial are managed by the Forschungsverbund der Community Medicine (FVCM) of the Medical Faculty at the Greifswald University.
If you intend to publish a research paper, monograph or any other document based on research approved by the FVCM Executive Committee, you will need to agree to publication conditions, defined in the access policy (especially § 17, § 30). Please email your draft manuscript to the Publication Committee of the FVMC for approval. A copy of final publication should be submitted to the Publication Committee as well.
All publications must acknowledge the core funding:
“SNiP study was supported by grants from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (grant no. ZZ 96030, and NBL3 Program, grant no. 01 ZZ 0103), the Excellence Support Program of the Federal State of Mecklenburg-Western-Pomerania (grant no. UG 07 034), and the Epidemiological Study on Childhood Cancer and Malformations in the Vicinity of Nuclear Power Plants (Stsch 4493). The Medical Faculty of the Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald and the Forschungsverbund – Community Medicine of the Medical Faculty provided additional financial and logistic support to SNiP study.”
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