Application for data from the SNAC-Kungsholmen Population Study

You are allowed to have maximum 3 pending applications.

1. Information about applicant (* required)








Male Female


























  Male Female


  Male Female


  Male Female

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2. Information about the research project (* required)











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Wave 1 (2001-2004)
Wave 2 (2004-2007)
Wave 3 (2007-2010)
Wave 4 (2010-2013)
Wave 5 (2013-2016)
Wave 6 (2016-2019)



Cohort 1 (age 60-100+ with baseline wave1)
Cohort 2 (age 81 with baseline wave3)
Cohort 3 (age 60 with baseline wave4)
Cohort 4 (age 81 with baseline wave5)






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3. Information about applications and permissions (* required)

Is the study approved by the Regional Ethical Review Board in Stockholm? (*)
Yes, approved with number (dno):
No (Data manager may contact you for further information.)

4. Additional information (optional)

Decision from the Regional Ethical Review Board
Full research plan

5. Signature (taken part of and approved to general conditions under point 6) (* required)




6. General conditions for the application, use and publication with SNAC-K data

Please make sure to read and adhere to the general conditions for the application, use and publication with SNAC-K data before submitting the application.

7. Privacy

We need your consent to manage your personal information. Your trust is important to us and we want you to feel safe when you submit your personal information to us. On May 25, 2018 a new regulatory framework for personal data management came into force (The General Data Protection Regulation) *. We have ensured that our handling of your personal data meets the new requirements.

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*General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), replaces the Swedish Personal Data Act (PuL) and the requirements for how companies can process your personal data is tightened.