11.-12.10.2025

The M-CHEP Professors Janina Steinert and Nikkil Sudharsanan hosted the Early Career and Annual Workshop of the Health and Development Cooperation Working Group for the German Association of Health Economics (DGGÖ). The events fostered exchange and collaboration among researchers working at the intersection of global health, development, and economics.

12.09.2025

Three members from the Munich Center for Health Economics and Policy (M-CHEP) – Prof. Leonie Sundmacher, Prof. Michael Laxy, and Prof. Amelie Wuppermann – have been appointed by Federal Minister of Health Nina Warken to the newly established FinanzKommission Gesundheit. The commission will develop measures to ensure the long-term stabilization of contribution rates in the Statutory Health Insurance (GKV).

17.09.2025

The M-CHEP Expert Committee held its first meeting at the Olympiapark-Campus of TUM — an inspiring exchange that laid the groundwork for M-CHEP’s potential future development. Participants were T. Lemke (Sana Kliniken), U. Marschall (Barmer), C. Pfeiffer (KVB), R. Gerlach (KVB), D. Scheller-Kreinsen (AOK WiDo), I. Stippler (AOK Bayern)

19.-23.07.2025

Researchers from three M-CHEP chairs — Health Economics, Global Health, and Behavioral Economics for Disease Prevention and Health Care — presented their work at the International Health Economics Association (iHEA) Congress in Bali, Indonesia, contributing to global discussions on key topics in health economics.

02.07.2025

The first M-CHEP Day was a great success. With around 40 participants from various disciplines, the event fostered networking and collaboration within the M-CHEP community and beyond.

01.07.2025

In this M-CHEP Policy Brief, Marie Coors and Leonie Sundmacher explore whether optimized care or just another band-aid for a fragmented healthcare system best describes the future of transitional care workers.

09.04.2025

Mehlika Toy (Erasmus University Rotterdamt, HTA) presented her research A Decision Analytic Approach to Evaluating Cost-Effective Strategies for Eliminating Hepatitis B Virus Infection in the M-CHEP research seminar.

01.04.2025

We welcome Prof. Amelie Wuppermann as a new member of M-CHEP! Prof. Wuppermann has held the Chair of Economics III - Public Finance at the University of Bayreuth since 01.04.2025. With her research in the field of health economics, she aims to improve the healthcare system and make it financially sustainable.

26.02.2025

Alexander Ahammer (Johannes Kepler University Linz) presented his research on The Labor and Health Economics of Breast Cancer in the M-CHEP Research Seminar.

20.01.2025

As start of a closer collaboration between M-CHEP and the TUM School of Management, Rainer Kolisch joins and the center and together with Andreas Schmid from University of Bayreuth occupies the new focus area of Health Care Management.

20.01.2025

In addtion to the four research areas Design of Health Care Systems, Health Services Research, Economics of Population Health, and Global Health, Health Care Management builds the fifth focus area of M-CHEP.

16.12.2024

We welcome our newest members Prof. Andreas Landmann (Developement Economics) and Prof. Simon Reif (Economics of Health Care Markets) to M-CHEP! Both are professors at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg.

14.11.2024

In the first M-CHEP Policy Brief, Karl Emmert-Fees and Michael Laxy summarise their work on the economic and health effects of a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in Germany.

06.11.2024

Mahesh Karra (Boston University) presented his research on User-Centered Approaches to Contraceptive Counseling: Experimental Evidence from Urban Malawi in the M-CHEP Research Seminar.

11.09.2024

Carlos Riumallo Herl kicked off the M-CHEP Research Seminar series with his talk about Tailoring incentives for prevention: A field experiment in El Salvador.

01.07.2024

A total of 16 researchers affiliated with M-CHEP presented and discussed health economic and health policy research at the EuHEA conference, the largest Health Economics conference in Europe.

22.03.2024

A first meeting of the involved researchers took place at the Olympiapark-Campus of the TUM to discuss the first steps of creating the Munich Center for Health Economics & Policy.

We warmly congratulate Janina Steinert and Michael Laxy on receiving prestigious ERC grants from the European Research Council in 2023 and 2024, respectively. Their outstanding achievements not only reflect the excellence of their individual research but also strengthen the visibility and impact of the M-CHEP community.