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Tobias Weinmann

Head of Working Group

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Germany

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Tobias Weinmann is the Head of Working Group at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany. His research interests encompass public health, with a focus on the use and effects of e-cigarettes among youth, the impact of environmental factors on healthcare workers, and the mental health implications of chronic stress in educational settings. His recent publications also address the health risks associated with electromagnetic fields and the assessment of well-being in healthcare environments.

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Jon Genuneit

Professor of Pediatric Epidemiology

Universität Leipzig Medizinische Fakultät

GERMANY

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Stefan Rakete

Senior Scientist

University Hospital, LMU Munich

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Erika von Mutius

Department Head

Klinikum der Universität München

GERMANY

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Exposure Profiles for the Long‐Term Use of Disinfectants and Cleaning Products and Asthma

Exploring E-Cigarette Use Among Indonesian Youth: Prevalence, Determinants and Policy Implications

Impact of heat stress and protective clothing on healthcare workers: health, performance, and well-being in hospital settings

Risks of electromagnetic fields from the perspective of general practitioners and pediatricians

Association of chronic stress during studies with depressive symptoms 10 years later

Assessment of subjective well-being of healthcare workers in response to heat and personal protective equipment under controlled conditions using a standardized protocol

Establishing a multidisciplinary specialist centre for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders—Lessons learned from a model project in Germany

Knowledge, risk perception and information needs of general practitioners regarding potential health effects of electromagnetic fields: A scoping review of the scientific literature

Algorithmic Management and Human-Centered Task Design: A Conceptual Synthesis from the Perspective of Action Regulation and Sociomaterial Systems Theory

Mental health and work-related factors in healthcare workers in a pandemic – meta-analysis

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Jon Genuneit

Stefan Rakete

Erika von Mutius

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