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421. [BIPS Project] Increased competencies for nutrition in Zanzibari health care

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=736&cHash=87fe82dc8928770b1c3a38533d088577
Date: 01-03-18

Inadequate nutrition is a major health risk on Zanzibar: Like other developing countries, Zanzibar is undergoing a double burden of underweight and overweight/obesity with rapid increasing number of…

422. [BIPS Project] Individual cancer risk assessment: Development and evaluation of predictive models using health insurance data (OMEN)

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1145&cHash=0793f7c48f4cd04b39f06933a8ad4bb6
Date: 01-01-26

In Germany, there is a legal basis (§ 25b SGB V) to estimate health risks based on insurance data and to inform insurants about the results. Specifically mentioned use cases include cancer diseases.…

423. [BIPS Project] Intrinsic radiation sensitivity: Identification of biological and epidemiological long-term effects; Subproject C with the case-control study ‘Cancer in childhood and molecular epidemiology’

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=644&cHash=89ef3c567d7518949433027da0d311cb
Date: 01-09-15

Radiation and chemotherapy of primary neoplasms are the only established risk factors for sequelae neoplasms after childhood cancer. In addition, some observational studies indicate an association…

424. [BIPS Project] Joint Action for implementation of cancer screening programmes (EUCanScreen)

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1100&cHash=9c2316c676b33fd4b5527f72c3263890
Date: 01-06-24

The Joint Action EUCanScreen was implemented in the context of “Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan”. The project aims to assure sustainable implementation of high-quality screening for breast, cervical and…

425. [BIPS Project] Joint Action for the prevention of cancer and other non-communicable diseases (JA PreventNCD)

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1095&cHash=577f7e2b7ecbb2bcd7d8d8c738e2ed01
Date: 01-01-24

The initiative aims to promote the prevention of cancer and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Europe and to reduce the burden of these diseases. It focuses on effective political measures, as…

426. [BIPS Project] Knowledge in nutrition of parents of Bremen preschoolers - Module 1

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=836&cHash=f49cf1c3e870445814aef0cd7a991f20
Date: 01-07-19

[FETT]Description:[/FETT] Early childhood experiences shape later behavioural patterns, also with regard to nutritional behaviour. The development of a healthy eating behaviour should therefore take…

427. [BIPS Project] Knowledge in nutrition of parents of Bremen preschoolers - Module 2

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=849&cHash=b4282e2710487c8bc0cd69e2c34e16ee
Date: 01-01-20

[FETT]Description:[/FETT] Early childhood experiences shape later behavioural patterns, also with regard to nutritional behaviour. The development of a healthy eating behaviour should therefore take…

428. [BIPS Project] Leibniz Living Lab - Gesundheitswerkstatt Osterholz

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=820&cHash=da66480d990fe1230bc592b53c978420
Date: 01-06-19

The Leibniz Living Lab - Gesundheitswerkstatt Osterholz aims to develop and test new approaches to health-related knowledge transfer. Within the Living Lab knowledge transfer is not considered as a…

429. [BIPS Project] Leibniz ScienceCampus Digital Public Health Bremen

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=774&cHash=92ae98ffee6f0733bc7c3bd817207962
Date: 01-08-19

‘Digitalization permeates every aspect of life and will transform public health’. Such phrases are ubiquitous and underline the key challenge in digital public health: the use of digital technology…

430. [BIPS Project] Leibniz ScienceCampus Digital Public Health Bremen

URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1031&cHash=853679ccc7b4b78a66347af66fbaeb4c
Date: 01-10-23

‘Digitalization permeates every aspect of life and will transform public health’. Such phrases are ubiquitous and underline the key challenge in digital public health: the use of digital technology…