- About Us
- Studies
- Raine Study Original Investigators
- Raine Researchers
- Raine Associated Researchers
- 16 year follow up follow up
- 18 year Challenge-me Study
- 20 year “Raine Eye Health Study”
- Research
- Anaesthetic
- Asthma, allergy
- Cardiovascular
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Dental Health
- Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
- Eating disorders
- Endocrinology
- Epigenetics
- Gastro-intestinal
- Genetic epidemiology
- Growth & Nutrition
- Language and social development
- Mental Health
- Musculo skeletal
- Ophthalmology
- Physical Activity
- Pregnancy and birth
- Risk taking behaviour
- Reproductive health
- Publications
- Funding
- Participants
- Researchers
- Research Groups
- Anaesthetic
- Asthma, allergy
- Cardiovascular
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Dental Health
- Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
- Eating disorders
- Endocrinology
- Epigenetics
- Gastro-intestinal
- Genetic Epidemiology
- Growth & Nutrition
- Infectious Disease/Immune Response
- Language and social development
- Mental Health
- Musculo skeletal
- Ophthalmology
- Physical Activity
- Pregnancy and birth
- Reproductive health
- Risk taking behaviour
- Core Management
- RAINE Collaboration
- RAINE Research proposals
- RAINE Manuscripts
- RAINE Resources
- Presentations
- Publications
- Study Methodology
- Data Access
- Data Custodianship
- Questionnaires - Pregnancy & Birth
- Questionnaire - Year 1
- Questionnaire - Year 2
- Questionnaire - Year 3
- Questionnaire - Year 5
- Questionnaire - Year 8
- Questionnaire - Year 10
- Questionnaire - Year 13
- Questionnaire - Year 16
- Questionnaire - Year 20
- RAINE PhD Students
- Research Groups
- Contact Us
- Related Sites
Welcome
The RAINE STUDY is an ongoing health research project. From 1989 through to 1991, 2900 mothers enrolled during their pregnancy. Over the past eighteen years they, and their children, have remained involved in the project. The families have provided environmental, developmental and health information, to provide a unique and valuable resource for scientists to research a wide range of health areas. The Raine Study is indebted to the families for their generosity and commitment.
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Last updated 13 October 2011





