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  • No uniform post-pandemic pattern in youth mental health
    No uniform post-pandemic pattern in youth mental health The mental health and wellbeing of children and adolescents have not uniformly returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to a new preprint using data from the DREAMS COVID consortium. The study includes data from DREAMS and the Netherlands Twin Register (NTR).
  • What is sepsis? When the body's defence turns against itself
    What is sepsis? When the body's defence turns against itself In the run-up to World Sepsis Day on 13 September, we are publishing a series of three articles on sepsis. In this first article, PhD candidates Aryna Kolodyazhna, Floris de Vries and Susanne Doeleman explain what sepsis is, why it can become life-threatening within hours, and how their research at Amsterdam UMC and the Amsterdam Institute for Immunology and Infectious Diseases (AI&I) helps us better understand the body's response to infection.
  • AI may help identify cardiac amyloidosis on routine ECGs
    AI may help identify cardiac amyloidosis on routine ECGs AI applied to routine ECG images can help identify patients who may warrant further testing for ATTR-CM, a treatable form of heart failure. That is the conclusion of an international study led by Philip Croon of Amsterdam UMC, conducted at Yale School of Medicine.

Risk factors for hereditary heart problems observed in increasingly greater detail
A good vaccine against HIV comes in threes
UvA Honorary doctorates for Ugur Sahin and Özlem Türeci
Societal Impact Award 2021 goes to AR&D PI Ellen Laan
Anna Fonds | NOREF PhD-award 2021 for Alexander Hoorntje
New director AR&D Tessa Roseboom
Podcast 'Gezond Gesprek': Marjolein van Egmond explains about the booster campaign against corona
Depression and anxiety: looking for answers everywhere
Post-mortem diagnostics of brain tissue is a threatened with extinction
Long-term health of children conceived using assisted reproductive technologies
Research criteria for behavioral variant of Alzheimer’s disease
Five KWF grants for AII research projects
Work participation in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus: a systematic review
Veni grant for Philip Jansen
Register now for the AGEM retreat 2022!
Research criteria for behavioral variant of Alzheimer’s disease
Publication of Vanessa Harris in Cell is now available online
The glycosylation status of Follistatin-like 1 regulates development and growth
Research Master Awards for Anne Strating, Matthijs van der Laan, Britt van Hees and  Braeden Charlton
Reproduction and Development in Dutch Coalition agreement
HPBeter Symposium 2021
Amsterdam Ankle Cartilage Team Official ICRS Center of Excellence
Mitch Brinkkemper: 'Boosting earlier would not have prevented this wave'
Succesful symposium Rehabilitation & Development
Koen Prange receives Veni grant to study inflammatory macrophage activation
Preventing Alzheimer before it starts
VENI award for Alsya Affandi, Caitrin Crudden and Koen Prange
Successful first implantation of wireless pacemaker communicating with ICD
Successful first implantation of wireless pacemaker communicating with ICD
New Chief Scientific Officer of Industry Alliance Office