This is the official twitter account for the ERC funded research project "Regional Disparities in Cause-Specific Mortality in Europe (REDIM)".

Wiesbaden, Germany
Joined July 2022
The REDIM team, including @M_Muehlichen had a fantastic time attending the 7th HMD Symposium in Paris! Great discussions, inspiring ideas, and wonderful connections made. Looking forward to what`s next! #HMDsymposium2025
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🎓 Excited to share that REDIM team members @demomapper, Pavel Grigoriev and @M_Muehlichen will be presenting at #IPC2025 in Brisbane, Australia! Looking forward to discussing our latest findings 🌏 🔗 Check out the conference programme to learn more: ipc2025.popconf.org/
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📢 Exciting Opportunity! @bib_bund is hiring a #Postdoc on “Divorce and Death” within the #Mortality Research Group. 🗓️ Deadline: January 6, 2025 🇬🇧 English version: bib.bund.de/EN/Institute/Job… 🇩🇪German version: bib.bund.de/DE/Institut/Stel…
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The standardized mean age at death is an alternative to life expectancy for assessing levels and trends in mortality. @MarkusSauerberg and Marc Luy examine, formally and empirically, how both measures react to mortality change in 2020. 📰demographic-research.org/art…
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We welcome @sophie_stroisch to her second research stay here at @bib_bund. Over the next weeks, she will be working on avoidable mortality in cross-border regions. We wish you a great time!
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So proud of the @ErcRedim team! @M_Muehlichen, @MarkusSauerberg, @Mathias_Lerch, and Pavel Grigoriev receive the Best Paper Award of the DGD! Congratulations 😀🏆🏅@bib_bund
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🥳 Herzlichen Glückwunsch! 🌟 Der #DGD Best Paper Award geht dieses Jahr an @M_Muehlichen (#BiB) für seine Arbeit zu regionalen Unterschieden in frühzeitiger Sterblichkeit, m. @Mathias_Lerch, @MarkusSauerberg u. Pavel Grigoriev. 🌟 Beste Masterarbeit 2024: @_elias_hofmann (BiB)
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Mortality from myocardial infarction differs across German regions to the disadvantage of rural areas. A new study by @MaEbeling , @M_Muehlichen, Talbäck, Rau, Goedel and @demomapper shows that this urban-rural gradient is driven by disease incidence and not case fatality.
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The findings highlight that improving disease prevention at the patient level carries larger opportunities for reducing regional mortality inequalities in myocardial infarction in Germany.
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