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The research unit "Neuropsychology of Childhood and Adolescence" at the Central Institute of Mental Health and the educational group at the ZEW cooperated to study different development and environmental

This project intends to measure the effects of health care policies and the need for health care of one of the spouses on the intra-household allocation of resources. Our analysis is based on a micro-economic [...] process. In particular, the need for health care of one of the family members may have impacts on both individual and household time-use (work, leisure and health care) and consumption expenditures. Therefore [...] the question whether the individual and family welfare may be improved by any reform of the public health care insurance system.

margins of society.” Dr. Donya Gilan from the Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research adds: “Mental health depends heavily on a person’s psychosocial situation. It is above all financial hardships that cause

and who either lived with children in a community of need and/or required special support due to health restrictions. It was implemented by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) and

face-to-face interviews with a small number of candidates and ZEW employees in accordance with safety and health requirements – a challenge in light of the international pool of applicants. Just like before the

Moreover, public health research has identified large additional social gains from active travel due to health benefits of increased physical exercise. The authors introduce health benefits and active [...] increases. Under the central assumptions, the increase is 34 % in the US and 38 % in the UK when health benefits from physical exercise are included. The authors argue that fuel taxes should be implemented [...] implemented jointly with other policies aimed at increasing the uptake of active travel to reap the full health benefits.</p>

made available information documents to point out career options for PhD candidates. In the area of health, activities like weekly yoga classes or the corporate running event organised by Bauhaus were met

<p>COVID-19 has revealed several limitations of existing mechanisms for rationing scarcemedical resources under emergency scenarios. Many argue that they abandon various ethicalvalues such as equity

approach to quantify air quality co-benefits of US policies to reduce GHG (carbon) emissions. We assess health-related benefits from reduced ozone and particulate matter (PM2.5) by linking three advanced models [...] co-benefits to key policy-relevant sources of uncertainty and variability. We find that monetized human health benefits associated with air quality improvements can offset 26–1,050% of the cost of US carbon policies

direct policy implications. It could guide future policies aimed at reducing public expenditure in the health sector. The project team is already in contact with the Italian anti-corruption authority which has