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Preventing Recurrent Tuberculosis in Sub-Saharan AfricaAntibiotics may be an effective preventive treatment for people at high risk of recurrent tuberculosis (TB) in sub-Saharan Africa. Such an approach could help avoid up to 100,000 TB cases annually. Researchers at Amsterdam UMC will investigate whether this is truly the case, in close collaboration with doctors, scientists, universities and other organizations in sub-Saharan Africa. The RECENT TB project is led by Dr. Sabine Hermans.
Jentien Vermeulen awarded Dekker grant for research on cardiovascular disease and psychosisPeople with psychosis have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, but these often young individuals are frequently identified too late. Dr. Jentien Vermeulen (Psychiatrist and senior researcher) is investigating who is at extra risk. She is developing a calculation tool that will enable healthcare professionals to monitor these individuals earlier. Together with patients, she translates this into an appropriate treatment plan.
