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C. Petersen

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Open access Oct 2026

When simple solutions become complex: lessons from a family screen-time feasibility study

Abstract Background Screen use has become a public health concern due to its potential impact on children’s wellbeing, sleep, and mental health. Scalable, low-effort strategies, such as grayscale, have previously shown potential to support healthy digital habits, with promising results among young adults. Given the lim...

E. Gejl, N. Kamstrup-Larsen, M. Kurtzhals et al. · 0 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Low wellbeing among pregnant women in Denmark and associated factors: A population-based study

Abstract Background Maternal mental health during pregnancy is a key determinant of later maternal and child health and a potential driver of social inequalities in health. Low well-being and depressive symptoms are associated with adverse health behaviors, psychosocial strain, and negative perinatal outcomes, undersco...

M. Eliasen, M. Schiøtz, C. Petersen et al. · 0 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Maternal physical activity before and during pregnancy and associations with mental health

Abstract Background Maternal mental health during pregnancy is important for both perinatal outcomes and long-term child health. Physical activity before and during pregnancy is a potential modifiable factor, yet population-based evidence on physical activity before and during pregnancy in relation to wellbeing and dep...

M. Eliasen, C. Petersen, M. Hansen et al. · 0 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Research–practice partnerships as drivers of systemic change and learning in local communities

Abstract Background Promoting health and wellbeing among children and young people requires action across interconnected social, organizational and community systems. While systems approaches are increasingly promoted in public health, empirical knowledge on how research and practice can work together to support implem...

C. Petersen, Abg Hansen, R. Holm et al. · 0 citations

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