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'We truly believe that adopting these guidelines can save up enormous time and financial resources for academia' Great blog post giving a light summary of the recent paper on manuscript reformatting costs and proposed simplified guidelines Read here 👇 https://t.co/M78BrjE1ep

Something a little different from our usual topics - some of our excellent researchers did some digging into just how much time is spent on reformatting papers for submission guidelines (spoiler: its a lot!) Read the whole paper here: https://t.co/0SVquwp2zX @BMCMedicine

Individuals who experienced childhood adversity are at higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes in early adulthood (<40 years) than individuals who experienced low levels of childhood adversity @Epi_Copenhagen @HulvejRod https://t.co/llcH42ycRE @EASDnews

In this new paper, we argue that there are gaps in the current framework for testing, approving and regulating vaccines. We propose a new framework that takes into account that vaccines may have important non-specific effects on the immune system. #NSEvac https://t.co/NaZCitdBSH

Major public health problems such as obesity, insomnia, polypharmacy, and inequity are complex, and we introduce a systematic framework for producing knowledge on such complex health problems:

Persistent deprivation and childhood adversity are associated with a higher risk of adverse cancer outcomes for men, and a higher risk of breast and cervical cancer for women: a nationwide life-course cohort study of 1.2 million individuals

Adding a spatial perspective to inequality research will be essential for the development of effective preventive strategies aimed at reducing health inequality. The multiple layers of health inequality

Imagine being surrounded by creative colleagues who can turn data patterns into an audible soundtracks. This is exactly what @LNguyensen and Mads Kamper-Jørgensen have done, creating the sound waves of the Covid-19 pandemic. I can only recommend listening. https://t.co/AE3H9Te3yZ

The current increase in sleep problems among young adults is of major public health concern. Funding from the @lundbeckfonden will allow us to explore multi-dimensional life-course data on sleep and health in 2 million young adults.

Looking forward to exploring the possibilities of the @ehds2pilot in one of the use case on metabolic disease prediction with @andganna, @gayodiallo and others.

Health inequality starts early in life. Using life course data on more than 1.2 million Danes, we show a 60% higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease in early adult life among those with high childhood adversity compared to those without. https://t.co/TAuIMQ4WYf

Giv forebyggelsen en plads i regeringsgrundlaget, især for vores børn og unges skyld. Fx bør salgsaldersgrænsen for salg af al alkohol hæves til 18 år, og priserne på tobak bør hæves betragteligt. @jesper_fisker @Camilla_Rathcke @AvisenDanmark

The POPNET academic workshop was a great success! We have exchanged results, ideas, and best practices concerning population-scale networks through pitch talks and planned a shared vision for the field. Looking forward to potential future meetings!

Very happy to see this work out in @IntJEpidemiol. We use Danish registry data to look at whether a generous expansion of maternity leave is associated with women's mental health for up to 3 decades after the reform. https://t.co/qstIn56XoV A quick 🧵

For decades, sleep and its associated disorders have been considered a Cinderella branch of medicine. On the cover, our Editorial on the importance of sleep. Find this and more in our new issue: https://t.co/jb3EGbtudC

Revised according to the reviewers' valuable suggestions

A perfect post-summer holiday work day celebrating the 25 year anniversary of the Department of Public Health @UCPH_health @koebenhavns_uni ☀️

This week in Nature: Capital gains - How socially connected communities can provide pathways out of poverty. Browse the full issue: https://t.co/qBpnQ6Ulw9

Unbelievable censorship of "Vaccine curious". The vodcast with Peter Aaby has been removed by YouTube due to "inappropriate content". This makes absolutely no sense. I have appealed the decision. In the meantime it is possible to listen to the podcast - links in the thread.