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期刊名:Bundesgesundheitsblatt-gesundheitsforschung-gesundheitsschutz

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ISSN:1436-9990

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Stephan Wassong Stephan Wassong
The use of performance-enhancing substances can be traced back to before the first modern Olympic Games were held. The International Olympic Committee (IOC), founded in 1894, issued its first guidelines on doping in 1938. These guidelines c...
Marleen Bug,Carmen Koschollek,Bianka Detering et al. Marleen Bug et al.
Background: Up-to-date and representative data across all populations, as well as inclusive data systems, are essential for evidence-based health policy. However, there are considerable gaps in the availability and linkag...
Ramona Möhrle,Sonja Eberl,Ursula Gramlich et al. Ramona Möhrle et al.
Introduction: Children and adolescents are disadvantaged when it comes to drug therapy, as drugs are frequently used off-label for this age group. Despite regulatory measures such as the EU Paediatric Regulation, off-labe...
Manuel Döhla,Fabian Feil,Ricarda Maria Schmithausen Manuel Döhla
To protect critical infrastructure and improve situational awareness and knowledge of drinking-water incidents in Lower Saxony, the State Health Office (NLGA), commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs, Health and Equality, developed t...
Pavel Dietz,Rolf Ulrich,Perikles Simon Pavel Dietz
Doping is commonly perceived as being primarily associated with professional sports rather than recreational sports. This article is a discussion paper and addresses doping in recreational sports from conceptual, methodological, and empiric...
Lucien Torlot,Johanna Huber,Carla Nau et al. Lucien Torlot et al.
Background: Hospitals should plan a staffing surge capacity to prepare for a new pandemic or disaster. As medical students are a possible surge capacity resource, this study investigated whether including students in surg...
Michelle Pfaffenlehner,Miriam Kesselmeier,Kai Günther et al. Michelle Pfaffenlehner et al.
Routine data from healthcare are gaining importance for evidence generation. In Germany, new structures have been established in recent years to support their use. As part of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII), data integration centre...