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

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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…

282. Bremen Colloquium Epidemiology - Public Health

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Date: 20-06-19

Dr. Muhammad Naseem Khan (Institute of Public Health and Social Sciences, Khyber Medical University, Peshawar, Pakistan) will give a lecture on "Effectiveness of a brief group psychological…

283. Community workshop NFDI4Health

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Date: 25-06-19

The initiative NFDI4Health – National Research Data Infrastructur for Personal Health Data invites to the University of Cologne on June 25, 2019 (11:00 a.m. – 16:30 p.m.). On Nov. 16th 2018, the…

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

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Date: 01-07-19

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

285. [BIPS Project] Association of black carbon particles and risk of pre-diabetes

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Date: 01-07-19

The effects of exposure to black carbon (BC) on various diseases remains unclear, one reason being potential exposure misclassification following modelling of ambient air pollution levels. Urinary BC…

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

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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…

287. [BIPS Project] The food metabolome as a novel concept to assess dietary exposures in children

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Date: 01-09-19

Development of obesity and risk of chronic diseases is largely influenced by the diet, but the association is hard to grasp because of the challenges of dietary assessment with traditional methods…

288. New BMJ recommendation on colorectal cancer screening harmful to women

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Date: 04-10-19

The British Medical Journal (BMJ) published a new recommendation on colorectal cancer screening on October 2nd, 2019. The main point: Screening participation is only recommended to people with at…

289. Bremen Colloquium Epidemiology - Public Health

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Date: 10-10-19

Prof. Dr. Nina Heinrichs (University of Bremen, Department of Psychology) will give a lecture on "Prevention of Child Mental Health Problems in Southeastern Europe: Initial Results from a Multiphase…

290. Diclofenac still frequently prescribed to high-risk patients despite warnings

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Date: 13-11-19

Taking the painkiller diclofenac may significantly increase the risk of heart attack and stroke in heart patients. Already six years ago, an official warning was issued from the European Medical…