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201. Selected Publications in April  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/ausgewaehlte-publikationen-im-april.html
Date: 29-04-22
[Translate to Englisch:] Ausgedruckte Publikationen des BIPS How can the relationship between digital intervention and physical activity be evaluated? What influence does the weather have on whether study participants show up? Which aspects are missing in…  
202. New York Times reports on BIPS project  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/new-york-times-berichtet-ueber-bips-projekt.html
Date: 20-04-22
[Translate to Englisch:] Artikel der New York Times über das BIPS A lack of media attention to the work of BIPS really cannot be complained about in recent years. Nevertheless, a report by the New York Times remains something out of the ordinary. Especially when it…  
203. About the MCP  
URL: /en/methodological-competence-platform/about.html
Date: 30-03-22
About the MCP A consolidated approach is needed to harmonise European health indicators and their proximal and distal determinants across surveillance systems (see Figure 1). To coordinate and…  
204. Selected Publications in March  
URL: /en/media/news/single-view/ausgewaehlte-veroeffentlichungen-im-maerz.html
Date: 29-03-22
[Translate to Englisch:] Publikationen des BIPS Data on dementia, safety of childhood vaccines, taxes on sugary drinks, and social media use among children and adolescents. These are selected recent BIPS studies.  
205. [BIPS Project] Adaption effectiveness study of the Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids programme in Germany  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=921&cHash=e84d89209bd93811e2e9da1729eabe1c
Date: 01-03-22
Although men are more often affected by overweight than women, men rarely take part in weight management programs. There is a lack of health promotion programs that specifically address men. The…  
206. DGEpi Seminar: Long- / Post-COVID: Epidemiological results from Bremen and Baden-Württemberg  
URL: /en/media/events/single-view/dgepi-seminar-long-post-covid-epidemiological-results-from-bremen-and-baden-wuerttemberg.html
Date: 21-02-22
DGEpi Seminar: Long- / Post-COVID: Epidemiological results from Bremen and Baden-Wuerttemberg DGEpi Seminar Series Mo. 21.02.2022, 16:00 h -17:30 h – per ZOOM Long- / Post-COVID:…  
207. [BIPS Project] Benefits and use of digital tools for health promotion and prevention for older people: A scoping review  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=992&cHash=ee4450d7d81f9055419c577dbfd3ad69
Date: 01-01-22
Digital technologies could contribute to health promotion and disease prevention. It is unclear if and how such digital technologies address the health needs of older people in non-clinical settings…  
208. [BIPS Project] Determinants of Physical Activities in Settings  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=1010&cHash=2e3d087875fc8f07a0fa9d10fd11a5bd
Date: 01-01-22
The COST Action “Determinants of Physical ActivitieS in Settings” (DE-PASS) is unique in focus, extent, constitution and as an effective Knowledge Transfer Platform (KTP). DE-PASS will focus on…  
209. [BIPS Project] Prescription behavior of HIV therapeutics in women of childbearing age and during pregnancy in Germany  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=974&cHash=d5e90c4345002941d700ed7dbe9d8ae4
Date: 01-01-22
At the end of 2019, there were approximately 80,000 persons with a diagnosed infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in Germany, including about 9,000 girls and women of childbearing…  
210. [BIPS Project] The use of MS-medications in girls and women of childbearing age and during pregnancy in Germany  
URL: /en/research/projects/detail-view.html?projID=975&cHash=b4ae4cbff4db2a01eb8b0b480a4a4089
Date: 01-01-22
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common central nervous autoimmune disease in Germany with a typical onset in early adulthood between the ages of 20 and 40. Women are about three times more likely…  
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