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"The impact of the Great Recession and Fiscal policy on the effectiveness and accessibility of the Portuguese public National Health Service and its most vulnerable users – Demand for the improvement of healthcare system’s resilience in light of upcoming crisis events"

The issue of what kind of evidence is desirable and usefull in the context of global health, and what kind of evidence may have (un)expected side effects will be the central focus of the 7th Global and European Health Symposium.

On 8 November 2018 a discussion will take place about the 'thirteenth-country system' and possible alternatives in relation to current problems of migrating and cross-border workers. The discussion will take place among people who have considerable experience with the issue and several young academics...

Scientists from Maastricht University will lead a major research program into the health effects of climate adaptation in rural areas. In this programme, MANTRA, researchers from Maastricht University, Radboud University, Wageningen University & Research, Leiden University of Applied Sciences, RIVM...

Recently, a work of art commemorating the cyberattack of 23 December 2019 has been on display in the main hall of the Aula at the Minderbroedersberg. In collaboration with the Arts and Heritage Committee, artist Richard Vijgen has created an installation that depicts the vulnerability of our world to...

Source: E52, 29 July 2016 The curation of lymphedema:in the medical world it sounds like a desirable goal. But start-up Microsure (Eindhoven - Maastricht) is showing that this is possible with the help of an assistant robot. The developers are Ferry Schoenmakers, Tom Mulken and René van der Hulst.

What do people in vulnerable segments of the population need in order to live healthy lives? This is the question Gera Nagelhout’s research focuses on. The new CAPHRI professor likes to involve her target group in her research. “If you only come up with things for people rather than with them, you will...