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Join the 2nd CLIMADEMIC Summer School 7th – 11th July, 2025 in Berlin

Event , 06/06/2025

Discover how Earth’s changing climate influences pandemic dynamics at the CLIMADEMIC Summer School 2025. International PhD students and Postdocs are invited to an intensive week of learning and interdisciplinary exchange with leading experts. Exciting workshops and talks will provide an overview on cutting-edge methods in climate research and epidemiology, and explore how artificial intelligence can be applied to answer cross-domain research questions. Registration is open until 20th June, 2025.

Publications

Changes in the notification requirements for Malaria – impact on data completeness and challenges in the transition phase

Epidemiologisches Bulletin , 28/05/2025

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Climate change is leading to conditions that may favor the spread of anopheles mosquitoes. The report in the Epidemiologisches Bulletin 22-23/2025 on changes in notification requirements for Malaria focuses on its aim and challenges as well as recommendations for future changes in notification requirements.

Risk of cardiovascular disease in Germany: results from GEDA 2022

Journal of Health Monitoring , 21/05/2025

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Germany. Knowledge of the risk of CVD is important for its prevention. Data from a non-clinical test of the absolute risk of having a first heart attack or stroke in the next ten years are available for participants in the GEDA 2022 study without a diagnosis of heart attack or stroke. In addition, self-perceived CVD risk was asked.

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