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Cancer and Poverty: BIPS Examines Social Inequalities in Cancer Care
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- Clinical EpidemiologyPrevention and EvaluationNews
Read moreHow do education, occupation, and income affect the care of people with cancer? And what financial consequences can a cancer diagnosis have? These are the questions addressed by the “Cancer and Poverty” grant program of German Cancer Aid.…
Growing Up in the Digital Age: What Keeps Children Healthy
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- NewsPodcast
Read moreIn this retrospective episode, host Rasmus Cloes and Christoph Wellbrock discuss the opportunities and risks of digital offerings for children and adolescents. They talk about well-child checkups and health data, platforms that capture our…
October 28, 2026, Osthessen-News
- Science Year 2026
Read moreLive Podcast at Karlchen: How Patients Are Helping Shape the Future of Medicine
How can research and development in the healthcare sector be better aligned with people’s needs? This question was the focus of the live podcast “Digital…
October 27, 2026, Weser-Kurier
- Prevention and Evaluation
Read moreBeverage Tax: Why the Sugar Tax Isn't Strict Enough
Anyone buying a soda in the United Kingdom today often doesn't even notice that the “sugar tax” is having an effect. Many beverages haven't become significantly more expensive—they simply…
Cancer Prevention: DKFZ and BIPS Join Forces
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- NewsPress
Read moreHeidelberg/Bremen – The German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) and the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology – BIPS plan to collaborate more closely. To this end, both institutions have signed a memorandum of…
October 20, 2026, Medscape
Read moreG-BA Lowers the Age Limit for Mammography Screening to 45: Experts See Benefits for Younger Women
In the future, women aged 45 to 49 will also be able to participate in mammography screening. The Joint Federal Committee (G-BA) has lowered…
Does digitalization make us healthy or sick?
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- PodcastScience Year 2026
Read moreSmartwatches count our steps, apps promise to help us lead healthier lives, and electronic health records are designed to consolidate important health data. Digital applications and AI are also being used in the field of nursing. But when…
October 7, 2026, Süddeutsche Zeitung
Read moreLifestyle Isn't Everything: Why Men Get Cancer More Often Than Women
Even when factors such as diet and smoking are taken out of the equation, a significant difference remains. Here's why.
Award Honors Australian-German Collaboration for Smoke-Free Homes
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- Prevention and EvaluationNewsAwards
Read moreThe Australian-German SISTAQUIT collaboration has received the 2026 SIRC Mission Award. The partners adapted a program to protect pregnant women and newborns from tobacco smoke for the German context and tested it in Bremen. The initiative…
Nutrition Myths Online: Who Sets the Record Straight When No One Is Paying?
- Created by Rasmus Cloes
- Podcast
Read moreHost Rasmus Cloes speaks with Prof. Dr. Martin Smollich from the Pharmaconutrition Research Group at the Institute for Nutritional Medicine at the UKSH in Lübeck about nutrition myths online and the efforts to combat them. He explains why…
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