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Sebastian Bauhoff PhD candidate in Health Policy (Economics track) Harvard University Contact National Bureau of Economic Research 1050 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 bauhoff at fas dot harvard dot edu Research interests Health insurance markets, provider behavior, child health, Germany, China, middle-income countries, labor and public economics, causal inference. Thesis papers Quantifying cream-skimming in the German social health insurance; and school nutrition policies in California. Committee Thomas McGuire (chair) Joseph Newhouse David Cutler Misc I am collecting literature and data on the German health care system. I occasionally update a list of links to household datasets for development economic research and particularly China, where I worked for some time. In 2005 I became interested in intestinal worms and wrote my Master’s thesis on a de-worming program for school children in Kenya. These worms are cheap and easy to treat, yet continue to be surprisingly widespread. Here a short list of links on the issue. Until last year I served on the author’s committee of the Social Science Statistics blog, an outlet for affiliates of the Institute for Quantitative Social Sciences IQSS. Last updated November 1, 2009