Host 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…

In this retrospective episode, host Rasmus Cloes and Christoph Wellbrock discuss why fitness apps often fail to reach exactly the people they’re intended for. From Pokémon Go to AI-powered strength training to the nursing home experiment,…

Host Rasmus Cloes speaks with Dr. Thomas Eßmeyer from the Digital Media Lab at the University of Bremen about manipulative designs on social media. The discussion covers Amazon’s cancellation maze, Meta’s attempt to access our contacts, and…

Host Rasmus Cloes speaks with Dr. Nadine Wagener of the PPC Group at OFFIS—Institute for Computer Science—about virtual reality as a tool for mental health: Participants use it to build their own “happy place,” resolve conflicts with their…

Host Rasmus Cloes speaks with Prof. Dr. Tanja Schulz and Dr. Monika Michaelis. Together with others, they brought the IJCAI (International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence)—one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious AI…

People who come to the emergency room at night aren't just bringing their symptoms with them—they're often feeling uncertain as well: Is this dangerous? Do I need immediate treatment? Or would the on-call medical service actually be enough?

Smartphones and social media are part of everyday life for children and teenagers. At the same time, concerns are growing: sleep, concentration, self-image, social pressure—digital media have long since had an impact not only “online,” but…

In this special episode of the Digital Public Health Podcast, Christoph Wellbrock turns the tables: for once, host Rasmus Cloes takes a seat in the guest chair. After around 50 conversations with researchers, startup founders, doctors,…

In this episode, host Rasmus Cloes speaks with Dr. Tilman Brandt about co-creation in digital health promotion. The focus is on how digital solutions can be created not just for people, but together with them.

This episode of the Digital Public Health Podcast addresses one of the central questions of our time: How do we find reliable health information, and why do we often find it so difficult? Host Rasmus Cloes speaks with Prof. Kai Kolpatzik,…