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Waste deposit "Grauer Wall" in Bremerhaven: Investigation doesn't show any noticeabele increase in number of new cancer cases in neighboring residential areas
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Im Umfeld der Mülldeponie „Grauer Wall“ in Bremerhaven lassen sich keine erhöhten Krebserkrankungsraten nachweisen. Dies zeigt eine Analyse, die die Auswertungsstelle des Bremer Krebsregisters am Leibniz-Institut für…
New study on sedentary behaviour among children and adolescents
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Wann und wie lange Kinder und Jugendliche sitzen, liegen oder sich bewegen, untersucht das Leibniz-Institut für Präventionsforschung und Epidemiologie – BIPS jetzt in einer vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung…
Socioeconomic status of parents influences children's eating habits
Read moreNew study results of the EU project IDEFICS
Accident risk in children and adolescents with ADHD
Read moreTraumatic brain injuries are less frequent when taking medication
Support from Bremen employers for health study requested
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Mit der Initiative "Arbeitgeber unterstützen die NAKO" ruft das Bremer Studienzentrum der Nationalen Kohorte (NAKO) am Leibniz-Institut für Präventionsforschung und Epidemiologie - BIPS die Bremer Arbeitgeber auf, die…
University Medical Center Mainz and BIPS publish study on possible effects of computer tomography examinations
Read moreDo CT examinations increase the risk of childhood cancer?
Prevention network for healthy aging launched in the Northwest of Germany
Read moreThe prevention network for healthy aging in the metropolitan region Bremen-Oldenburg AEQUIPA started in February. Five universities and two research institutes from the Northwest of Germany are involved in the regional project which is…
Incidence of high blood pressure in children
Read moreEffects of physical activity and sedentary behaviors: The IDEFICS study
EU project I.Family receives awards
Read moreThe EU project I.Family, which is investigating the diet and lifestyle of children and adolescents as well as their families, is the happy recipient of two European awards: the first prize of the "CommNet Impact Award" in the category…
Eating breakfast at home keeps kids' hearts healthy - study
Read moreThe first study of the link between eating breakfast at home and heart disease risk factors in childhood has revealed the importance of this daily routine for children's overall health.
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