Introduction Accurate measurement of dietary intake remains challenging in large-scale nutritional studies. This study aimed to develop and evaluate both a practical dietary assessment strategy and a computationally efficient statistical method for estimating usual dietary intake in the German National Cohort (NAKO Ges...
N. Wawro, Sylvia Gastell, R. Mikolajczyk et al.· Frontiers in Nutrition· 1 citation
STUDY OBJECTIVES
Circadian misalignment caused by shift work has been linked to fatigue and diminished psychomotor performance. Light, the major zeitgeber of circadian rhythms, has been investigated in studies, particularly regarding the spectral composition's effect on vigilance. This review explores whether light int...
Sarah Affolderbach, H. Hoven, S. Rabstein et al.· Sleep· 0 citations
These are the first longitudinal data on TFA internal exposure among adults from a German metropolitan region, revealing the need for analyzing potential predictors of exposure over time and presenting a new, fast and robust human biomonitoring (HBM) method to quantify simultaneously 5 USC PFAS in urine.
S. Selke, Martin Koenig, N. Obi et al.· Environment International· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Environmental exposures such as air pollution, population density, and climate-related stressors may influence mental health, yet large-scale longitudinal evidence is limited. This study examined associations of environmental exposures with depressive and anxiety symptoms, and stress in the German National C...
Yan-Ding Wang, Susanne Breitner-Busch, K. Wolf et al.· Environment International· 0 citations
Childhood maltreatment accounts for a substantial proportion of depression in both sexes, with stronger overall associations in females, and sex-specific prevention may help reduce depression prevalence.
Maja P. Völker, A. L. Kresken, J. Foo et al.· Psychotherapy and Psychosoma...· 0 citations
Occupational settings present significant opportunities for early lung cancer detection among high-risk workers, while offering potential benefits for those with low or uncharacterized exposures, but the evidence base remains limited.
E. Okoro, H. Keller, F. Greiner et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 0 citations
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