The Kids’ Environment and Health Cohort: a novel administrative data resource for research on the environmental determinants of child health in England
Selin Akaraci(Queen's University Belfast), Pia Hardelid(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Niloofar Shoari(MRC Centre for Environment and Health), Samantha Hajna(Brock University), Amal Rammah(University College London), Alison Macfarlane(St George's, University of London), Matthew Lilliman(University College London), Jessica Mitchell(Johns Hopkins University), Joana Cruz(University College London), Steven Cummins(Faculty of Public Health), Vahe Nafiliyan(Office for National Statistics), Émilie Courtin(London School of Economics and Political Science), Isobel Millward(University College London), Brook Rh(Office for National Statistics)
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