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  • Deferring PCI Before TAVI Is Safe: New Evidence from PRO-TAVI Trial
    Deferring PCI Before TAVI Is Safe: New Evidence from PRO-TAVI Trial A major Dutch study, the PRO-TAVI trial, shows that skipping routine percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) before transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) is just as safe as doing PCI first. This finding could change how doctors treat older patients with both aortic valve disease and coronary artery disease.
  • Work Visit Grant / Meliawati Poniman’s Research on HCV mRNA Vaccine at Imperial College London
    Work Visit Grant / Meliawati Poniman’s Research on HCV mRNA Vaccine at Imperial College London The Amsterdam institute for Immunology and Infectious diseases (AI&I) is committed to supporting innovative research and fostering international collaboration. In 2025, the AI&I International Work Visit Grant enabled research technician Meliawati Poniman (Department of Medical Microbiology, Amsterdam UMC) to spend 3.5 months as a Visiting Researcher at Imperial College London, under the supervision of Prof. Robin Shattock.
  • Immune dysfunction linked to persistent post-COVID symptoms
    Immune dysfunction linked to persistent post-COVID symptoms In a study led by researchers from Amsterdam UMC and UMC Utrecht, antibodies from patients with post-COVID were found to trigger long-lasting symptoms in mice. The research builds on data and biological samples from the NMCB cohort, one of the cohorts within Amsterdam Cohort Hub.

Why sleep is not just healthy and other insights from the sleep professor who often lies awake himself
Modification of study data in the Dutch Trial Register (LTR)
Blog 18: Let it rain
Mechanisms Of DEMentia (MODEM): connecting the dots
Balance is key in fungal infections
Stress-management interventions may help individual healthcare workers for at least a year
Combination therapy outperforms chemotherapy in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
Mathilde Krim Fellowship for Steven de Taeye
Over 7 million euros for research on severe fatigue
The AGEM Annual Retreat 2023 was a great success!
Cognitive behavioural therapy lessens post-viral fatigue after COVID-19
Vaccines to prevent Lyme disease target either the pathogenic bacteria or the tick saliva
Results ACS Talent Grants 2023
Amsterdam UMC leads an AI-powered hunt for high-risk vascular patients
New 2024 ACS directors: Menno de Winther & Ronak Delewi
APH Junified 2023 program
Grant awarded for research on skeletal muscle and blood adaptations during post-exertional malaise in patients with ME/CVS
Amsterdam UMC leads international consortium in the search for treatment for ME/CFS
There's no Malaria magic bullet, there may never be, but there are reasons to be optimistic
Despite access, one-third of people with HIV and hepatitis C (HCV) not treated for HCV
There's no malaria magic bullet, there may never be, but there are reasons to be optimistic
Recap APH Spring Meeting 2023 ‘Connect for Health’
Blog 17: It’s time to lift these labels
Metabolic disease adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) now part of Dutch newborn screening
Dissertation Award to Wouter Schallig
YOD-MOLECULAR: Getting a grip on young-onset dementia
Cross-continental collaboration identifies new COVID-blocking natural product
Carla Hollak receives Academy Medal from KNAW
8.8 million euros for accelerated drug repurposing for rare neurological disorders
8.8 million euros for accelerated drug repurposing for rare neurological disorders