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Was ist Gesundheit?

Gen-Umwelt Interaktionen und ihre Einflüsse auf Gesundheit

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Um das Zusammenwirken von Genen und Umwelt und deren Zusammenhänge mit Gesundheit zu systematisieren, führen wir kurz in die Logik einschlägiger Studiendesigns ein, geben einen Überblick über Erblichkeitsschätzungen von Krankheiten und zwischen Genen und Gesundheit vermittelnde Mechanismen. Der Hauptteil des Kapitels widmet sich verschiedenen Varianten, in denen Anlage- und Umwelt-Einflüsse interagieren können. Wir schließen mit einigen aktuellen Entwicklungen, Sorgen und Potenzialen, die mit den interaktiven Einflüssen von Genen und Umwelt auf unsere Gesundheit verbunden sind.

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    Es sei an dieser Stelle angemerkt, dass der Bereich molekulargenetischer Forschung zum Thema Gesundheit aus der Betrachtung in diesem Kapitel ausgenommen bleibt, weil er soziologisch nur schwer abzubilden ist. Interessierten Leserinnen und Lesern empfehlen wir entsprechende Fachbücher, die einen kompetenteren Überblick bieten als wir dies zu leisten im Stande wären (z. B. Strachan und Read 2010).

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Rees, J., Diewald, M. (2016). Was ist Gesundheit?. In: Jungbauer-Gans, M., Kriwy, P. (eds) Handbuch Gesundheitssoziologie. Springer Reference Sozialwissenschaften. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06477-8_6-1

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