Mosquitoes are not only annoying bloodsuckers, but also transmitters of dangerous diseases such as dengue fever. Every year, millions of people worldwide become infected, especially in tropical regions. But how can digitalization help to…

In an exchange with Prof. Dr. Eva Quante-Brandt, President of the Bremen State Sports Federation, host Rasmus Cloes discusses how clubs went digital during the pandemic, why analog offerings remain so important, and what opportunities AI…

Germany spends billions on its healthcare system – yet the results lag behind those of many European neighbors. Why is that? A new analysis of health policy highlights systematic weaknesses and proposes reforms.

Digital health: How much does the EU influence our system? Sten Beneke (KBV) talks about lobbying in Brussels, the European Health Data Space and the challenges of digitalisation.

Can Europe keep up with China and the USA?

How can AI and smartwatches optimise your training? In the Digital Public Health Podcast, Bastian Dänekas talks about smart repetition counters, real-time feedback and personalised training plans.

Home visiting programs provide long-term protection, as shown in a recent publication by the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology – BIPS. One particular form of care proved to be particularly effective.

BIPS is going green: With its new photovoltaic system, the institute is now producing its own electricity – and making an important contribution to climate protection.

On January 1, 2025, Prof. Dr. Konrad H. Stopsack took over as head of the Department of Epidemiological Research at the Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology – BIPS. The internationally experienced epidemiologist brings…

In the Digital Public Health Podcast, host Rasmus Cloes talks to Dr. Stefan Schwenzer about the future of pharmacies in the digital healthcare system. Topics such as the e-prescription, digital medication security and competition with…

The next round of the Data Train program officially launched on January 15, 2025, in Bremen. During the festive kick-off event, the central importance of data literacy for research was highlighted, especially in the context of growing data…