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421. [BIPS Project] Use of routine data for pharmacovigilance in Germany: Method development and initial applications

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Date: 01-01-17

Adverse drug events are one of the most frequent causes of death. There are market withdrawals for pharmaceutical products from time to time, because severe side effects were not recognized before…

422. [BIPS Project] Utilization of drugs containing testosterone in Germany

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Date: 01-03-23

Drugs containing testosterone are indicated in the treatment of testosterone deficiency caused by a malfunction of the testes, for the treatment of a delayed onset of puberty in boys as well as to…

423. [BIPS Project] Utilization of preventive services and socio-economic status in Germany exemplified by HPV vaccination (HPV-SES)

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Date: 29-08-23

In Germany, vaccination against Human papilloma viruses (HPV) is recommended by the Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO) for all girls and boys aged 9 to 14. They should preferably be concluded…

424. [BIPS Project] Utilization of surveillance colonoscopy in Germany: Current status and future concepts (KOL-OPT)

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Date: 01-02-17

Colorectal cancer is the second most common cancer in Germany. In most cases, colorectal cancer develops over a long period of time from precancerous lesions which can be removed during a…

425. [BIPS Project] Validation of mortality related information in the German Pharmacoepidemiological Research Database

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Date: 01-06-10

Death is the most serious, patient relevant endpoint in health care related research. For many questions the cause of death is crucial for the case definition, i.e. to identify insurants with the…

426. [BIPS Project] Wearable sensor assessment of physical and eating behaviours

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Date: 01-05-22

Healthy eating behaviour and healthy physical activity behaviour are associated with a lower risk of developing non-communicable diseases and obesity. Unfortunately, the combined measurement of…

427. [BIPS Project] WHO COSI in Bremen

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Date: 01-08-18

WHO European Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative (COSI) in the State of Bremen For more than 10 years, the Regional Office for Europe of the WHO has been organizing a cross-national initiative…

428. [BIPS Project] Women of childbearing age with inflammatory rheumatic disease: Characterizing patterns of care with a special focus on pregnancies

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Date: 01-04-20

Inflammatory rheumatic diseases afflict many women of childbearing age. Health care in these women pose – in many regards – an important challenge for risk management. First, certain drugs used in…

429. [BIPS Project] “INDEEP” - Intervention on the determinants of and expertise in physical activity behaviours

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Date: 01-02-24

INDEEP seeks to generate excellence in research and training, providing future graduates that can advance the state-of-the-art in physical activity promotion, through a comprehensive understanding of…

430. [Chief Executive Officer] Dr. Frauke Günther

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Date: 01-01-70

Born 1982 2001-2006: Studies mathematics/diploma University Bremen[---]www.uni-bremen.de August 2006: Diploma in mathematics September 2006 - December 2012:BIPS: Research assistant…