ADHD and the health of single parents are topics in the Journal of Health Monitoring
In addition to the lead topic of ADHD, the new issue of the Journal of Health Monitoring focuses on the health of single mothers and fathers in Germany. The Journal of Health Monitoring has switched to a continuous publication schedule. Articles are published online as soon as they are finalised. The published articles are summarised in four issues per year.
The first article from issue 3/2024, on the health of single parents, was published on 3 July 2024.
In the course of the third quarter, a total of six articles will be published on the main topic of ADHD, with an editorial entitled "ADHD in children and adolescents in children and adolescents in Germany - a social challenge challenge with high public health relevance".
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The Robert Koch Institute is the public health institute in Germany. Around 1,500 people including 700 scientists work here. Learn more about the tasks and projects of the institute’s departments and units.
Robert Koch – who was he and what does the Robert Koch Institute do today? The RKI informative film provides an overview over the institute in two and a half minutes – in German, English and French.
The Robert Koch Institute is a global health hub. The institute cooperates closely with partner countries and institution from all over the world in order to investigate pathogens, tackle outbreaks, provide reliable diagnostics, train staff and more.
Especially in the cold season, respiratory viruses are circulating in the population, including SARS-CoV-2, influenza, RSV and various cold viruses. RKI provides regular information on the current situation in Germany and recommendations.
Robert Koch Institute's federal health reporting continuously informs about the health status of people in Germany - in various reports as well as in the Journal of Public Health (available also in English).
The German Centre for Cancer Registry Data at RKI combines, checks and analyses data from the population-based cancer registries of the German federal states.
