Hamburg Center for Health Economics : Universität Hamburg

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Hamburg Center for Health Economics

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News HCHE Research Paper: Heterogeneous Spillover Effects of Children's Education on Parental Mental Health
Study shows that unemployment increases smoking probability of couples
Current Study: sickness absence due to obesity correlates with gender

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21.11.1911:00 AM
Strengthening health self-responsibility through Nudging?
22.11.194:00 PM
Graduation Ceremony: Master of Science Health Economics & Health Care Management
25.11.194:30 PM
Research Seminar: Altruistic preferences in medicine: first results from an experimental panel study
27.11.196:30 PM
Why doing sports is healthy and despite too few people do it
09.12.194:30 PM
Research Seminar: The impact of a salt iodization program on human capital of school aged children in China
06.01.204:30 PM
Research Seminar: Intensity of preferences for bivariate risk apportionment
20.01.204:30 PM
Research Seminar: The impact of premium subsidies on health plan choices and health care demand (Switzerland)

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4 November 2019|HCHEen

2. Risky Health Behaviors Workshop

Marijuana for medical use, alcohol taxes, speed trap campaigns, e-cigarettes, free membership in sports clubs, breast cancer...

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10 September 2019|Veranstaltung

Announcement: International conference discusses economic consequences and causes of unhealthy lifestyles

On 25 and 26 October 2019, the second Risky Health Behaviors Workshop will take place at the Hamburg Center for Health Economics...

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18 July 2019|HCHEen

Summer School Health Economics atHCHE

From 01.07. until 19.07.2019 students of international universities meet at the Health Economics Summer School at the HCHE. The...

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