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6 papers

physics.soc-ph2026

Sequence models reveal diagnosis accumulation pathways beyond comorbidity burden in population-scale hospital data

Katharina Ledebur, Mitja Devetak, Peter Klimek

Aging trajectories vary among individuals of similar age and disease burden. Comorbidity indices, e.g. the Elixhauser index, summarize conditions cross-sectionally, but discard the…

econ.GN2025

Predicting the Emergence of the EV Industry: A Product Space Analysis Across Regions and Firms

Katharina Ledebur. Ladislav Bartuska, Klaus Friesenbichler, Peter Klimek

The automotive industry is undergoing transformation, driven by the electrification of powertrains, the rise of software-defined vehicles, and the adoption of circular economy conc…

physics.soc-ph2025

Cultural evolution of human beauty standards

Louis Boucherie, Sagar Kumar, Katharina Ledebur +2

Beauty standards shape self-perception and health through social comparison and objectification, while exposure to idealized imagery exacerbates body-image concerns. Media and fash…

physics.soc-ph2025

Generalizing Multimorbidity Models Across Countries: A Comparative Study of Austria and Denmark

Johanna Einsiedler, Katharina Ledebur, Peter Klimek +1

Chronic diseases frequently co-occur in patterns that are unlikely to arise by chance, a phenomenon known as multimorbidity. This growing challenge for patients and healthcare syst…

physics.soc-ph2025

Projecting Multimorbidity and Mortality under Demographic Change and Preventive Interventions

Katharina Ledebur, Alexandra Kautzky-Willer, Stefan Thurner +1

As populations age, the rise of multimorbidity poses a significant healthcare challenge. However, our ability to quantitatively forecast the progression of multimorbidity remains l…

physics.soc-ph2025

Characterization Of Diseases In Temporal Comorbidity Networks

Yuri Gardinazzi, Roger Gonzaléz March, Suprabhath Kalahasti +7

Comorbidity networks, which capture disease-disease co-occurrence usually based on electronic health records, reveal structured patterns in how diseases cluster and progress across…