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    • Current: 2016-18 Survey (Age 46/47)
    • Age 42 Survey
    • Age 38 Survey
    • Age 34 Survey
    • Age 30 Survey
    • Age 26 Survey
    • Age 16 Survey
    • Age 10 Survey
    • Age 5 Survey
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The link between social class and children's weight

Mental wellbeing linked to childhood background

Benefits of being an older mother

Climbing the housing ladder is getting harder

What have we learned about reading for pleasure?

Happening now! The 2016-18 Survey

The Age 46 Survey began in July 2016 and will run until early 2018. This time around, the survey is focused on your health.

What have we learned?

BCS70 is one of the most important sources of information anywhere in the world on what factors can influence our chances in life. Find out more about what we've learned from following you.

Meet the team

Managing a study as big as BCS70 requires many different jobs – our team is made up of researchers, survey specialists, data managers, administrators and communications staff. Find out more about the people behind the study.

Update your contact details

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got any questions about the study? Check out the FAQs. If you can't find what you are looking for, please get in contact with us. We're happy to answer any questions you may have.

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1970 British Cohort Study
UCL Institute of Education
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London, WC1H 0AL

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Email: bcs70@ucl.ac.uk