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ZonMw onderstreept het belang van onderzoek dat bijdraagt aan een goede gezondheid voor iedereen. Dat vergt gedegen aandacht voor verschillen tussen mensen. - Afbeelding
Integrating sex and gender into your grant application is an opportunity for innovation and more rigorous science. Get started and read the FAQ sex and gender. - Afbeelding
We organiseren elk jaar de summer school rondom sekse en gender in gezondheid en onderzoek voor startende onderzoek. Lees meer. - Afbeelding
During the Gender in Research fellowship, the participants learned how to integrate sex and gender in research. On this page you will find lessons learned from the Gender in Research workshop. - AfbeeldingThe 'Summer School - Gender and Health' provides knowledge, awareness and skills for young researchers about the effects of sex and gender in health and the integration in biomedical research. The lectures are organised by ZonMw and ErasmusMC and are part of the Erasmus Summer Programme 2021.
- In previous research, we found a negative relation between stressful COVID-19 experiences, social media use, and authenticity in young people, but no gender differences. This follow-up study explores why, by examining whether personal factors (e.g., stress, loneliness, health) and social factors (e.g., support) affect the link between social media and authenticity differently for boys and girls…
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An international team of early career researchers proudly present The Genderful Research World (GRW), an interactive online platform designed for health researchers to easily access resources related to integrating a sex- and gender-perspective in their work. - Afbeelding
How can you, as a researcher, take differences between people into account? On this page you will find inspiration and resources about diversity and inclusion. - Afbeelding
Parties in the field of dementia have joined forces in the Dementia Research Programme. Read more about the 5 multidisciplinary research consortiums.