Biobank Life Lines in 8 o’clock news
05 Oct 2012
LifeLines, the biobank and multidimensional cohort study developed by UMC Groningen, got the attention of the 8 o’clock news (NOS journal).
Morris Swertz, NBIC Faculty and PI of the BioAssist Biobanking taskforce, is involved in this project.
LifeLines has become one of the most valuable public, multidimensional cohort studies and biobanks in the world. LifeLines offers a unique data resource to study a broad scope of (epi)genetic, biomedical, environmental and psychosocial factors in relation to healthy ageing, disease development, and general well-being.
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