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501. Childhood Nutrition: The "sugar-trick" backfires

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Date: 26-10-18

Kennen das nicht alle: Einfach ein bisschen Zucker auf die frischen Erdbeeren oder den Naturjoghurt streuen und schon stürzt sich der Nachwuchs mit Heißhunger darauf? Bei vielen Eltern gilt dieser…

502. Calling for Pan-European commitment for rapid and sustained reduction in SARS-CoV-2 infections

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Date: 19-12-20

[Translate to Englisch:] Lancet statement: "Given open borders within Europe, a single country alone cannot keep the number of COVID-19 cases low."

Across Europe, the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is causing excess deaths, placing a burden on societies and health systems, and harming the economy. Yet, European governments still have to develop a common…

503. Brochures and Leaflets

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Date: 10-07-23

Brochures and Leaflets For the health of older people Older people can do a lot for their own health. The new leaflets contain new tips on preventing and dealing with osteoporosis, rheumatism and…

504. Bremen's Senator for Science visits BIPS

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Date: 03-05-24

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Kathrin Moosdorf, Senator for the Environment, Climate and Science in Bremen, visited BIPS today. Together with some of her staff, she learned about the institute's current projects and key areas of…

505. Bremen Mortality Index

URL: /en/research/research-infrastructures/bremen-mortality-index.html
Date: 21-02-23

Bremen Mortality Index The Bremen Mortality Index (BreMI) is an electronic database providing all information recorded on death certificates of Bremen citizens who have died since 01.01.1998. BreMI…

506. Bremen Colloquium on Epidemiology: Digital Nudging - concept, empirical findings and governance

URL: /en/media/events/single-view/bremer-kolloquium-epidemiologie-public-health-digital-nudging-concept-empirical-findings-and-governance.html
Date: 11-01-24

[Translate to Englisch:] Smartwatch am handgelenk und Sportgeräte.

The lecture will introduce nudges and digital nudges, highlighting their positive nature in steering behavior compared to the manipulative elements found in dark patterns and sludges. The…

507. Bremen Colloquium on Epidemiology - Public Health: Engaging fathers to optimise family well-being

URL: /en/media/events/single-view/bremer-kolloquium-epidemiologie-public-health-engaging-fathers-to-optimise-family-well-being.html
Date: 29-06-23

This time, the Bremen Colloquium Epidemiology - Public Health focuses on the influence of fathers on the health of the entire family.

508. Bremen Colloquium Epidemiology - Public Health

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Date: 10-01-19

Prof. Dr. Oliver Kuß (Deutsches Diabetes-Zentrum) will give a lecture on "Propensity Score - Eine alternative Methode zur Analyse von Therapieeffekten" on January 10th, 2019. The…

509. Bremen Colloquium Epidemiology - Public Health

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Date: 17-01-19

Kathryn Walton, PhD (University of Guelph) will give a lecture on "Exploring the dietary intake of children and adolescents: What roles do family functioning and parent perceptions play?"…

510. 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…