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The key to a healthy generation is the school lunch
Less than 1% of Dutch children eats 150 gram vegetables per day, as recommended by the WHO. Therefore, it should become custom to eat vegetables during breakfast and lunch.
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Editor in chief of The BMJ appointed honorary professor at CaRe research school
On 1 November, Maastricht University has appointed Dr Fiona Godlee, editor in chief of The BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal), as honorary professor on behalf of national research school CaRe (Netherlands School for Primary Care Research).UM in the press
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Interview David Townend
David Townend, endowed professor of Law and Legal Philosophy in Health, Medicine and Life Sciences: Governance and Regulation in a Changing Science Landscape
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Best Science Abstract of an Early-stage Researcher Award for Irma Everink
Irma Everink is a PhD candidate in the CAPHRI Research Line Ageing and Long-Term Care. She was selected for this award for her abstract on ‘ Effects of an integrated care pathway within geriatric rehabilitation: preliminary results’.
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Major step towards bone implant of the future
Major subsidy for personalised treatment of degenerative joint conditions (MUMC+ News).Corporate
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ZonMw grant to evaluate the ‘Stay Active at Home’ programme
Silke Metzelthin, Rixt Zijlstra, Erik van Rossum, Annemarie Koster, Silvia Evers and Ruud Kempen – affiliated with three different CAPHRI research lines – have successfully applied for a four-year ZonMw grant to test the (cost-) effectiveness of the ‘Stay Active at Home’ programme.
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Smoking in public less and less socially accepted
Large-scale research survey with more than 180,000 Dutch people published in Nicotine and Tobacco ResearchUM in the press
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Iron(wo)man Andrea Scharmga
Andrea: Swimming went smoothly. During biking I had to be cautious because of the rain. The first two rounds of the mrathon I was okay, but during rounds three and four I had a hard time. Then, finally, the very last kilometers through the city centre, it was like I was growing wings, and all went well...Human interest
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Interview Paul Hofman, Professor of Forensic and Post-mortem Radiology
Paul Hofman, Professor of Forensic and Post-mortem Radiology: “We need more investigations into the cause of death”