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Dank
    Herzlichen Dank
    • allen meinen Mitarbeitern des Zentrums für Prävention und Sportmedizin an der Technischen Universität in München, die mir ständig Anregungen geben, mich fordern und unterstützen,
    • den Verantwortlichen an der Technischen Universität und am Klinikum rechts der Isar, die meine Arbeit am Lehrstuhl und meine Initiative zur Etablierung von Prävention und Sporttherapie an einer Universität und Universitätsklinik unterstützen,
    • den Verantwortlichen des Bereichs »Gesundheitsmanagement« der BMW group, Herrn Dr. Bischof, Frau Dr. Richter, Herrn Dr. Ring, Herrn Westermaier, mit denen

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