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Rape is a powerful weapon
Half of pregnant women work in unsafe conditions
Longfonds Talk with Susanne Vijverberg
Sisco van Veen about the ‘Art of letting go’
Fewer rheumatic symptoms due to low dose prednisolone
‘It’s necessary to eat less meat, but not everyone has to become a vegetarian’
Personalized Medicine: Junior Travel Grant pitches and networking
Environmental impact of anesthesia in labor
KWF grant for Societal Participation & Health research
Physicians and families decide together
Aftercare trajectory can prevent repetition of falls among the elderly
Prescribing medication more safely using computer data
Needed: colleagues to participate in the project 'I Act'
Children in Africa and Asia have high risk of death within six months after hospitalization
The effect of women on the quality of care
Incorporating the FAIR Principles in the Research Data Life Cycle
Claudi Bockting joins European Academy of Sciences and Arts
Disclosure of health problems in workers with a low SEP in Amsterdam: the bigger picture
Smoking and sports do not fit together (anymore)
MIND Us: To prevent mental health problems among young people
1.5 million euros for a study to stop using cholesterol-lowering drugs
Marianne van Elteren new program leader of Global Health
Potentially avoidable mortality in hospitals remained at the same level
Just published: ‘Data Visualization for Biomedical Scientists’ by Maarten Boers
Heike Garritsen wins National Tobacco Control Research Award
For the first time, treatment via app is fully reimbursed by health insurer
Far from all youth will fully recover psychologically after lockdowns
APH PM grant awarded to Anouk Schrantee
Miranda Langendam new APH program leader Methodology
New junior board members of APH-methodology