June 2025 - Members of the TUM Public Health and Prevention team recently participated in the Conference on Adolescent Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Annual ARISE Network Meeting, held in Lagos, Nigeria from June 23–26, 2025.
[read more]
June 2025 - PHP Team members successfully delivered an individual oral presentation and a group project showcase during the 1st European Public Health Economics Conference organized in Palermo, Sicily.
[read more]
Chair of Public Health and Prevention publishes new study in “Cardiovascular Diabetology” on the prediction of cardiovascular complications in type 2 diabetes.
[read more]
Monica Machado, from the TUM Professorship of Public Health and Prevention, attended the 17th European Public Health Conference held in Lisbon, Portugal, from 13-15 November, 2024. Held annually, this year’s theme ‘Sailing the waves of European public health: exploring a sea of innovation’…
[read more]
Prof. Dr. Michael Laxy, together with Prof. Oberhoffer-Fritz, has been appointed by the Leopoldina to contribute his expertise to the working group on "Economic, Sociological, and Legal Dimensions."
[read more]
Prof. Dr. Michael Laxy gives a presentation on the “Evidence on the (cost) effectiveness of obesity prevention measures and implications for government action” at the Institute for European Health Policy and Social Law at Goethe University (INEGES) as part of the conference “Obesity Prevention or…
[read more]
A new publication from the Public Health and Prevention team examines how inequalities are considered in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) when evaluating the effectiveness of mHealth for diabetics and hypertensive patients.
[read more]
Professor Laxy's ERC-STG project EcIMPACT (Health Economic Impact of Population-based Interventions for Prevention of Overweight and Obesity) has been selected for funding by the European Research Council (ERC).
[read more]
A recent publication of the Public Health and Prevention Team in BMC Medical Education provides a comprehensive overview of public health education in Germany.
[read more]
New publication in BMC Public Health of the Public Health and Prevention Team highlights the need to consider structural uncertainty when modelling the health and economic effects of SSB taxes.
[read more]
