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  • Psychosocial factors do not affect cancer risk
    Psychosocial factors do not affect cancer risk Psychosocial factors such as stress, loneliness and personality traits do not increase the risk of developing cancer, according to a large international study using data from cohorts and registries across four countries, including NESDA and HELIUS.
  • Diet quality in bipolar disorder: new insights from NESDA
    Diet quality in bipolar disorder: new insights from NESDA New findings from one of our cohorts, the Netherlands Study of Depression and Anxiety (NESDA), show that people with bipolar disorder have a lower overall diet quality compared to healthy individuals and those with remitted depression.
  • Run for Their Lives: €7,332 Raised for PAIS Research
    Run for Their Lives: €7,332 Raised for PAIS Research On March 15, the AI&I running team took on the Amstelveen Marathon, raising an impressive €7,312 for research into Post-Acute Infection Syndromes (PAIS). We are proud to recognize the dedication and effort of our runners: Joppe Hovius, Maria Thon, Roos Klungers, Dilek Yusuf, Valentijn Tromp, Marit van Gils, Joan Capella-Pujol, Jan van den Bossche, Jelmer van Lieshout, and Hung-Jen Oliver Chen.

Future Generations Magazine: putting the earliest start of life at the centre
Shaping the future of health: from concept to impact.  - 18th-20th May
Funding for two research projects on sensory overload
Meet the newly appointed Principal Investigators of Amsterdam Neuroscience
Neuronal resilience to tau aggregation by granulovacuolar degeneration vesicles
Chronic particulate matter exposure and high salt intake affect kidney function and cardiovascular health
Work Visit Grant / Svearike Oeverdieck’s Experience at the University of Washington
Open call for proposals on 'Biological ageing as a modifiable driver of secondary and tertiary prevention'
New APH vice director appointed: Ingeborg Brouwer
Meet the Scientist: Elze Geurts!
Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Hung-Jen Oliver Chen
Understanding the Menstrual Cycle: The First Step Toward Women-Specific Reference Intervals
Announcing the thesis of Pien Swart, highlighting sex differences in mechanical ventilation, following international women's day
Women with menstrual disorders to receive earlier treatment thanks to major FEMCURE project
New Insights into Immune Regulation in Cardiovascular Disease
AR&D Symposium 2026
Shining light on PET imaging in neurodegenerative diseases during the Brain Imaging Symposium last month
The economic cost of HIV: new study quantifies impact on work and income
Join the new APH Environmental Sustainability Special Interest Group
Vacancy alert: Member of the Scientific Quality Committee (SQC)
Run for Their Lives: Meet the AI&I Runners – Maria Thon
From Research to Reality: Developing New Therapeutic Strategies for Rare Diseases
Vici grant for an AGEM researcher
Interactive information lunches 2026
BIO Neuroscience 2026: Connecting science, business, and innovation
Today's research for people, planet and future generations
New Study Reveals Macrophage Types Predict Future Heart Risk
Vici grant for neurologist Matthijs Brouwer to accelerate brain infection diagnostics
Yvonne Weeseman Wins the 2026 Annual Award for Palliative Care Research
Public performance project Staging Cancer