The Copenhagen School Health Records represents one of the most comprehensive, longitudinal data collections on child health and development in the world. Collected systematically since the early 20th century, these records support studies that provide invaluable insights into the physical and developmental health of children across more than 70 years. The data encompasses anthropometric measurements and health assessments that are linked to national databases enabling researchers to explore trends in child growth, health disparities, and the impacts of broader societal changes.

This bibliography shows the diverse range of studies data from the Copenhagen School Health Records have been used in and their contributions to advancing knowledge in pediatrics, epidemiology, nutrition, and public health.