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In the new edition of Hecht, pediatric intensivist Piet Leroy talks about his work at both the hospital and the faculty.

Cola bottles and microplastics are two examples of plastics that frequently end up in the environment, which we then consume. Why? Simply because biodegradable alternatives have a hard time entering the market. Simon Schick at AMIBM investigated why this is the case.

"Brain MRI in Mitochondrial Disorders: Correlating the Phenotype with Genotype"

" Personalized Medicine of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia: Sex Differences, Endotypes and Phenotypes"

" Characterization of the osteoarthritic joint microenvironment: from phenotype to endotype"

" Diminished insulin secretion and growth hormone counter regulationin the etiology of type 2 diabetes mellitus and cancer: Studies in two cohorts of human subjects with low insulin secretion and opposing metabolic phenotype"

" Personalized Medicine of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia: Sex Differences, Endotypes and Phenotypes"

" Neuroanatomical variation in Parkinson's disease motor subtypes"

"New insights in thrombus interactions: unravelling bleeding and thrombotic phenotypes"

“Type 2 diabetes mellitus and gastrointestinal cancer; Disease, drugs, or distortion?”