Data Availability
We have added the information below + a data sharing plan to supporting information. Anonymized personal data is not subject to data protection legislation by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the EU and is therefore allowed to be publicly shared. However, the personal data underlying the results in the article is not possible fully anonymize and is therefore covered by § 10 of the Danish Data Protection Act. When personal data covered by Section 10 of the Data Protection Act (also applies to pseudonymized information) wishes to be passed on with a view to publication in a recognized scientific journal, it requires permission from the Danish Data Protection Authority, cf. Section 10, subsection of the Data Protection Act. 3, No. 3. However, the Danish Data Protection Authority can only approve this sharing if there is an authority in the informed consent from the ethical approval cf. Section 2, subsection 10 of the Danish Committees Act. In the ethical approval, S-20200188 underlying this project is it stated that personal data is anonymized upon publication. It is, therefore, not possible to share pseudonymized information unrestricted. Upon request, the project sponsor Christian Backer Mogensen can apply to the Regional Committee for Health Research Ethics, Southern Denmark for an additional supplement of the protocol. This ethical protocol supplement will explain and describe the reason for transferal of the project’s personal data to a third party without consent. Such a request can be sent to 