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Table 1 List of countries and corresponding sources of data included in the analyses

From: Trends in educational inequalities in obesity in 15 European countries between 1990 and 2010

Country

Survey year

Survey name

Age range

Number of respondents (per year)

Assessment of weight and height

Austria

1991/1999

Micro Census

30–64

21,867 ~ 22,557

Self-reported

 

2006

Health Interview Survey

30–64

8776

Self-reported

Belgium

1997/2001/2004/2008

Health Interview Survey

30–64

4874 ~ 5928

Self-reported

Denmark

1994/2000/2005/2010

Danish Health and Morbidity Survey

30–64

2668 ~ 10,120

Self-reported

Finland

1993/1995/1997/1999/2001/2003/2005/2007/2009

Health Behaviour and Health

30–64

2238 ~ 2599

Self-reported

France

1991–1992

Enquête Décennale Santé

30–64

9619

Self-reported

 

2000/2005/2010

Baromètre santé

30–64

8108 ~ 17,281

Self-reported

Hungary

1994/2000/2003

National Health Interview Survey

30–64

2997 ~ 4153

Self-reported

 

2009

European Health Interview Survey

30–64

3012

Self-reported

Ireland

1998/2002/2007

Survey of Lifestyle and Nutrition

30–64

3651 ~ 6488

Measured

Italy

1994/2000/2005

Health and Health Care Utilization

30–64

29,274 ~ 67,485

Self-reported

 

1990/2010

Multipurpose Family Survey. Aspects of Daily Living

30–64

24,190 ~ 31,318

Self-reported

Netherlands

1997/2000/2005/2009

Permanent Survey on Living Conditions (POLS)

30–64

4064 ~ 5118

Self-reported

Norway

1998/2002/2005/2008

Norwegian Level of living surveys

30–64

3990 ~ 4205

Self-reported

Poland

1996/2004/2009

Polish Health Interview Survey

30–69

21,353 ~ 29,712

Self-reported

Portugal

1995–1996/1998–1999/2005–2006

National Health Survey

30–64

19,166 ~ 22,574

Self-reported

Scotland

1995/1998/2003

Scottish Health Survey

30–64

5036 ~ 5997

Measured

Spain

1993/2001/2006

National Health Survey

30–64

11,229 ~ 17,602

Self-reported

Switzerland

1992/1997/2002/2007

Swiss Health Survey

30–64

6400 ~ 10,796

Self-reported