Synopsis
The BABY1000 Study aims to better understand how interactions before and during pregnancy, particularly with the health of the mother, can contribute to the development of diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and other related disorders throughout the lives of the next generation.
Summary
| Study name |
Before, during And Beyond the baby Years; the influence of the first 1,000 days |
| Study abbreviation |
BABY1000 |
| Current principal investigator/s |
Adrienne Gordon |
| Current project manager |
Kyra Sim |
| Cohort representative (study contact) |
Kyra Sim |
| Email |
cpc.baby1000@sydney.edu.au |
| Primary Institution |
University of Sydney |
| Study website |
sydney.edu.au/charles-perkins-centre/baby1000 |
| Study focus |
To identify the modifiable risks and interventions prior to, and during pregnancy that impact on later life health, particularly focused on the intergenerational cycle of obesity and diabetes. |
| Sampling frame |
Women (and their partners) recruited before and in early pregnancy from five New South Wales hospitals/locations |
| Year commenced |
2017 |
| Commencement sample |
Currently recruiting |
| Intergenerational? |
Yes |
| Imaging |
Yes |
| Linkage |
Yes |
| Biosamples? |
Yes |
Waves
| Wave |
Year |
Age (mean, range) |
Eligible sample |
| 1 |
2017 – ongoing |
Preconception |
Currently recruiting |
| 2 |
2017 – ongoing |
Pregnancy |
Currently recruiting |
