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Can patients manage their own health?
'The patient as a partner, the patient as a co-producer in healthcare, the patient as a decision maker: self-management and ownership are common terms in healthcare policy. Many people are simply incapable of managing their own health in a proactive way.
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Tapering strip developers to take on health insurers
Cinderella Therapeutics Foundation and Maastricht University's User Research Center (URC) jointly developed so-called tapering strips to slowly and safely taper off drug doses. Some health insurers, however, are refusing to cover the cost of these strips in their basic health insurance policies.
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'Offer addicts early trauma treatment'
One in three addicts suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). To ensure that addicts reap lasting treatment benefits, it's often necessary to treat them for underlying traumas as well...
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Prof. dr. mr. Kid Schwarz in Magna Charta
Prof. dr. mr. Kid Schwarz in Magna Charta - Leading men in ondernemingsrecht
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Jan Cobbenhagen is the new CEO of the Brightlands Maastricht Health Campus
Effective 1 May, Jan Cobbenhagen will be the new Chief Executive Officer of the Brightlands Maastricht Health Campus (BL MHC).
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Directed self-organisation of stem cells into tissues
Researchers at the MERLN Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine at Maastricht University have developed a smarter method for growing human tissues in laboratories. This method cleverly stimulates the natural self-organising capacity of stem cells to form complex tissues.
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An environmentally conscious life, we really don’t feel like it...
‘Our excessive individualism is at the root of the unwillingness to solve environmental problems.
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Prestigious European grant for development of lung cancer therapy
Professor Philippe Lambin of Maastricht UMC+ and the Maastro Clinic has been awarded a prestigious Advanced Grant by the European Research Council (ERC).
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Earlier detection of COPD feasible
If COPD can be detected at an earlier stage in healthy people, this can improve treatment and may lead to lower direct health care costs.