The physical and mental health of an individual is shaped throughout life, and exposures in early life may influence the risk of later adverse outcomes and survival.^1–3 Height, body mass index, cognitive ability and education at the start of adult life are among the traits most consistently associated with later physical and mental health outcomes, as measured by morbidity and mortality. Information on these traits is available in the Danish Conscription Registry Data (DCRD), which consists of conscription data on 1.7 million Danish citizens (99.1% males) examined by the Danish conscription board from 1957 through 2015. Moreover, the data can be linked to individual-level data on socioeconomic and health factors (e.g. educational level, income and diagnosis and date from hospital records) in national registers using the unique personal identification number assigned to all residents of Denmark since 1968.

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数据资源配置文件：丹麦征兵注册数据（DCRD）

一个人的身体和精神健康在其一生中都会受到影响，早年的接触可能会影响以后出现不良后果和生存的风险。^1–3以发病率和死亡率来衡量，身高，体重指数，认知能力和成年后的受教育程度是与以后的身心健康结局最一致的特征。关于这些特征的信息可在丹麦征兵登记数据（DCRD）中获得，该数据包括丹麦征兵委员会从1957年至2015年对170万丹麦公民（男性占99.1％）的征兵数据。此外，该数据还可以链接到使用自1968年以来分配给丹麦所有居民的唯一个人识别码，在国家注册簿中提供有关社会经济和健康因素的个人级别数据（例如教育水平，收入和诊断以及来自医院记录的日期）。