Excited to share: our #review + #MetaAnalysis on #Ramadan during #pregnancy now published in Human Reproduction Update, the leading journal in Obstetrics & Gynecology. https://t.co/L8koUzmjdU
Finally, all we’ve learned on this important topic condensed in one place.
Join the 3-day #FReDA Autumn School @ JGU Mainz and learn to #research with the FReDA dataset.🎓
More information: https://t.co/pD1yGJDGsb
Free registration until July 31, 2024: https://t.co/xMQs4iKkzc
Interdisciplinary workshop on long-run health effects of early-life circumstances: Sept 25-27
Organized by epidemiologists from @PIK_Climate & economists from @uni_mainz @ipp_jgu
Keynote @maya_rossin
Apply till Apr 30 https://t.co/OveGpgGsKG
#DOHaD@DOHaD_Society@sabine_gabrysch
Call for abstracts "Causal Methods in Early-Life Research: An Interdisciplinary Workshop" is out now! Bringing together researchers from economics, epidemiology, medicine & social sciences from Sept. 25-27 in Bad Kreuznach (Frankfurt region). See https://t.co/OveGpgGsKG
Now in @socscimed: “Are grandchildren good for you?”. https://t.co/r517Vrczxu Well-being goes down when people become grandparents. But only if little family contact and don’t provide childcare. If profile is opposite, well-being remains unchanged & some health measures improve.
In #NRW enden bald die #Sommerferien. Steigen die Corona-Fallzahlen dadurch deutlich an?
Nicht zwingend. Mit #Testpflicht bremsen offene Schulen die Inzidenz sogar.
Testpflicht zum Schulstart wäre also angebracht! #Infektionsschutzgesetz
Unsere Studie in @PNASNews 👇🏻
Schools under mandatory testing can mitigate the spread of #SARSCoV2
Our paper is now available in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences @PNASNews!
(w/ @MarcDiederichs@Reyn_van_Ewijk @IngoIsphording) A short 🧵1/4
https://t.co/et83EoRJEV
Excited to host the #Health#Economics Workshop co-organised by @BSiflinger & the international branch of the German Society for Health Economics.
Running in person @TilburgU over this Friday & Saturday.
Very happy to hear our paper "Schools under mandatory testing can mitigate the spread of SARS-CoV-2" got accepted at @PNASNews!
Many thanks to my invaluable co-authors @MarcDiederichs, @IngoIsphording and @NPestel83!
Strong case for FAST rollout of boosters. Effect of two doses wanes quickly after 4-6 months. "We should stop calling them boosters and start calling them third doses."
This is a new chart format I’ve been working on for a few days. Lines still show age-groups, but they now change colour as people get boosters.
In October booster coverage was still low even in elderly. But by late Nov you can clearly see how boosters drive cases down 💉📉
Will the Covid-19 Pandemic Leave a Lasting Legacy in Children’s Skill Development?
Policy brief of review w/ K. Werner now out in 👉CESifo Forum
https://t.co/O7iZYrlSEF
Somewhat ironic: although children least affected on physical health, pandemic hit them particularly hard.
Offene Schulen können durch die Testpflicht zur Eindämmung der Pandemie beitragen. Neue IZA-Studie von @IngoIsphording @NPestel83@MarcDiederichs@Reyn_van_Ewijk analysiert Auswirkungen der Schulöffnungen nach den Sommerferien auf das Infektionsgeschehen. https://t.co/7e6cyrbEU8