NSHD46 : Data-Field 6529

Data-Field 6529

Description:	Derived: Use of Cough Medications
Category:	Questionnaire data ⏵ Medications ⏵ Regular medication ⏵ Regular medication - Derived variables ⏵ Medication derivations done longitudinally

Participants

5,122

Categorical (single)

Both sexes

Sep 2024

17,666

Data

Defined (7)

N/A

Complete

Primary

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Data

17,666 items of data are available, covering 5,122 participants, encoded using Data-Coding 6529.
Defined-instances run from 22 to 28, labelled using Instancing 1.

Data has not been summarised because combining instances would be misleading.

6 Instances

Instance 22 : 1977 - Survey carried out at age 31 years.
3,330 participants, 3,330 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 23 : 1982 - Survey carried out at age 36 years.
3,321 participants, 3,321 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 24 : 1989 - Survey carried out at age 43 years.
3,261 participants, 3,261 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 25 : 1999 - Survey carried out at age 53 years.
2,984 participants, 2,984 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 26 : 2006-2010 - Survey carried out at age 60 to 64 years.
2,648 participants, 2,648 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 28 : 2015 - Survey carried out at age 69 years.
2,122 participants, 2,122 items
Graph illustrating main data

Notes

medcough_31x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 31 years, medcough_36x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 36 years, medcough_43x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 43 years, medcough_53x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 53 years, medcough_63x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 60-64 years, medcough_69x - Derived: Use of Cough Medications at age 69 years

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National Survey of Health and Development 1946 Cohort