Moritz Oberndorfer

Postdoc @PRUhelsinkiuni, Max Planck - University of Helsinki Center for Social Inequalities in Population Health.
Affiliated @theSPHSU @SPHSU_ineq

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

Something to think about if you happen to negotiate a new government programme (🇦🇹 👀) and need cost-effective measures to improve health and wellbeing AND save money.

[Alastair H Leyland @AlastairLeyland]

Our new editorial "Child poverty - a political choice" now available (£0) at https://t.co/Q5orwYU3RG
Governments choose how to spend money and have the tools to eradicate child poverty.
@OUPMedicine @theSPHSU @SPHSU_ineq @MatCHNet_

[Inequalities SPHSU @SPHSU_ineq]

Explore some of the work of @SPHSU_ineq here including:
Implications of child poverty reduction targets for public health and health inequalities in England https://t.co/UonVilx9bK
Young people with care experience (video) https://t.co/OIVHxc0fZF

[MPIDR @MPIDRnews]

Angela Carollo, Aapo Hiilamo @waapol and Mikko Myrskylä recently hosted a workshop to "demystify machine learning for population researchers" @MPIDRnews. More than 50 researchers came together to learn about new research techniques.
https://t.co/wLw0rrwAEA

[Helsinki Institute Demography & Population Health @PRUhelsinkiuni]

Professor Karri Silventoinen has been presented with the James Shields Award for Lifetime Achievement in Twin Research. Congratulations Karri!

[Olivia McEvoy @Olivia_McE]

🆕 #OpenAccess article in @SHIjournal using @GrowingUpIre data to compare individual and structural-level explanations for inequalities in smoking @LayteRichard @TCDsociology

Findings support for the 'smoking exposure' and 'social resistance' model, see: https://t.co/izbE9dDYkp

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

@registerforsch1 @bmsgpk Please send me a DM if you can't access the paper and I'm happy to help.

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

We have just published a study on inequalities in late-life disabilities using full-population Austrian register-based data. (https://t.co/sk92u1ddZm) The higher level of education, the shorter the period for which a long-term care allowance was received. 1/3

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

Credit goes to Erwin Stolz and Wolfgang Freidl from Medical University of Graz.
@registerforsch1 @bmsgpk of potential interest

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

https://t.co/sk92u1ddZm

[Improving Health @theSPHSU]

Delighted to have @Rachel_Thomson as our next guest on the 15 Minutes on Health Inequalities podcast. Listen and learn about her research evaluating the impacts of #UBI on mental health inequalities. 🎙️

➡️https://t.co/g2S6KybN1K

#HealthInequalities #BasicIncome @SPHSU_ineq

[Professor Clare Bambra @ProfBambra]

The 2000-2010 English health inequalities strategy worked for pensioners - our new paper finds that there was a significant decrease in absolute health inequalities
https://t.co/RSCCZHtlyG

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

@GBaranyi @EdinburghUni @ColinRBuchanan @EleanorConole @SimonRCox @jamie0pearce Congrats on publishing this!

[Gergő Baranyi @GBaranyi]

Living in deprived areas is associated with structural differences in the brains of older people, as our study has shown using the @EdinUniLBC

🆕 publication in @molpsychiatry

🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠
https://t.co/2iCJj37zLv
🧵

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

My colleagues @PRUhelsinkiuni at it again with another great display of how to make good scientific use of register-based data. Check it out: "Fatherhood timing and men's midlife earnings" https://t.co/wdGykGrDQH

[MPIDR @MPIDRnews]

📣Call for papers‼️ @AngelaCarollo89 @waapol & Mikko Myrskylä invite submissions for the workshop "Demystifying #machinelearning for population researchers" which aims to clarify goals, techniques, & applications of #ML methods for population research. https://t.co/43hW9PJ0HL

[Joan Damiens @joandamiens]

📰Merci à @AlterEchos de m'avoir invitée à parler des inégalités face au #suicide en #Belgique.

#MentalHealthMatters #poptwitter

📌Interview in French: https://t.co/jtsjlHcza4 (entretien par @PierreJassogne)

[Harald Oberhofer @HO2604]

🇫🇮 ist happy. 🇫🇮 hat eines der besten Systeme für #Registerforschung. Ich sags nur. 🤷

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

Personally, it amazes me how the Finnish data infrastructure allows such analysis of political reforms. In return for good data infrastructure, Finland gets better science and better science, in turn, can be used for better informed decisions.

[Moritz Oberndorfer @MOOberndorfer]

A quite innovative take on evaluating a comprehensive school reform in Finland made possible by linking population registers with biobanks.
This study shows that postponing the separation of students into different tracks from age 11 to age 16 improved equality of opportunity.

[Helsinki Institute Demography & Population Health @PRUhelsinkiuni]

The natural experiment of the Finnish comprehensive school reform 1972—77 suggests that less tracked curriculum leads to stronger genetic prediction of education among men and those from low-educated families.

Out today in @SociologicalSci, open access! https://t.co/Ihq2DRc8J7