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Above-average numbers of Limburgers are overweight.
It is a problem that will not disappear with a one-size-fits-all solution, says NUTRIM professor Gijs Goossens in L1 interview.Human interest andResearchers -
How psychological stress leads to intestinal inflammation
Interview with Dr Zlatan Mujagic, MUMC+ gastroenterologist and liver physician. An international research consortium, including NUTRIM researcher Zlatan Mujagic, has investigated the effects of stress on the gut.Featured andResearchers
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Maastricht University researchers: Treatment of obesity must change
“We have become an obesogenic society” say Anne Roefs and Gijs Goossens in an interview with the Limburger.
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Sander Rensen, receives ZonMW Open Competitie grant for NUTRIM research
"We hope this will allow us to find effective ways to combat weight loss in people with cancer, so that both their survival and quality of life will improve". -
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Why you should exercise even more
Interview with NUTRIM Professor Luc van Loon in Santé, 15 March 2024. We still move far too little; we spend a lot of time sitting down. Read in this article why you should move even more.
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World Obesity day 2024
NUTRIM Professor Gijs Goossens on the importance of World Obesity Day “Talking about obesity, explaining the complexity of this disease, may help reducing obesity stigma”.
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Andrzej Piatkowski, Professor of Innovative Reconstructive Surgery
NUTRIM has a new professor since 1 January 2024. Read more on his chair.
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Daily dose of nuts improves memory
Healthy eating is not only good for the body, but also for the brain. Research by Kevin Nijssen shows that elderly people who eat two handfuls of nuts every day had better memory and brain perfusionUM news