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Why African migrants live longer than those who stay behind Migrants from Africa face many health problems. Yet their life expectancy is better than that of Africans who stay in Africa.Nieuws
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Rheumatology experts of Amsterdam UMC and Reade (a centre for rehabilitation and rheumatology) receive large grant for their study 'Plants for joints' Plants for joints' is the name of the research Wendy Walrabenstein is conducting, together with Amsterdam rheumatology professor Dirkjan van Schaardenburg about the effect of a plant-based diet, exercise, stress reduction and a better sleeping pattern on rheumatism and arthrosis and on test subjects at increased risk of rheumatism.Nieuws
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Marcel Levi part-time professor Former chair of the AMC board Marcel Levi has been appointed professor of Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine of the UvA-Amsterdam UMC, with effect from 1 April 2021.Nieuws
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Supreme Nudge for healthy food choices supermarket In the collaboration with Coop supermarkets, the Supreme Nudge project aims to improve cardiometabolic health among individuals with a lower socio-economic position.Nieuws
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Breaking vicious cycles in unhealthy lifestyles In the LIKE study, researchers from institutions including the Amsterdam UMC are working to promote a healthy lifestyle for children of school age.Nieuws
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Customized effects on the immune system Immunologist Yvette van Kooyk was awarded a Spinozagrant. She studies how illness can disrupt the human immune system, and develops therapies to strengthen that system.Nieuws
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Search for optimal treatment following a stroke Neurologist Yvo Roos and radiologist Charles Majoie showed the effectiveness five years ago of thrombectomy as a way to retrieve a blood clot from the brain.Nieuws
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Damiaan Denys wins Ig Nobel Prize Damiaan Denys, Professor of Psychiatry at Amsterdam UMC-UvA, won the Ig Nobel Prize last night for his work on the psychiatric disorder misophonia.Nieuws
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More accurate determination of time of death at crime scenes Amsterdam UMC plaats delicht tijdstip overlijden misdaad forensische wetenschapNieuws
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Early start Parkinson’s disease medication proves safe for the long-term A study led by the Amsterdam UMC showed that an early start of a commonly used drug to treat Parkinson’s disease has no negative impact on the patient’s long-term outcome. The results of the study were published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.Nieuws
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