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- Respiratory tract infections are common and are increasingly caused by bacteria that are no longer sensitive to commonly used antibiotics.ObjectiveThis project aimed to expand the therapeutic arsenal against respiratory tract infections by testing agents that stimulate the immune system.ResultsThe AMC had 2 specific tasks. First, a culture system of human respiratory epithelial cells was set up…
- This project aims to evaluate and implement these digital preventative tools across various healthcare settings and communities to significantly improve the early identification of individuals at clinical high risk for psychosis and the assessment of associated health risks.
- Better monitoring of gambling-related harm helps reduce this harm by identifying points for prevention and treatment.ObjectiveThis project aims to improve the measurement of indicators for gambling-related harm in the Netherlands.ApproachWork Package 1: Development of a Dutch-language conceptual framework on gambling-related harm for use in research, policy, and prevention contexts.Work Package 2…
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This page provides information about data management and FAIR data, and examples thereof in ZonMw’s programmes. - T@CKLE (Transdisciplinary Analysis and Co-creation of Knowledge to Lead Efforts against Online and Offline Sexually Transgressive Behaviour and Sexual Violence) thoroughly tackles both online and offline STBSV. With an integrated and transdisciplinary approach T@CKLE brings together experts, organizations and initiatives in a new national STBSV network. With this, the collaboration across…
- Bacteria can become resistant against beta-lactam antibiotics (Penicillin) by replacing their 3-4 peptide crosslinks by 3-3 crosslinks in the peptidoglycan layer in their cell wall that gives the bacterium its shape and protects it against mechanical stress. Peptidolglycan consists of a network of sugars strands that are interconnected by peptide crossbridges. Hardly anything was known about the…
- Read about Optimising Exercise Therapy to improve healthy movement behaviour in the patient’s context
- The use of plastic products, including packaging material, textiles, and rubber tires, can result in the release of tiny plastic particles in the environment. These tiny plastic particles, known as micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs), are increasingly found in our environment, including drinking water and food. However, we know little about the exact exposure to these MNPs and their potential human…
- In zeldzame gevallen kunnen kinderen na een COVID-19 infectie een levensbedreigende ontstekingsziekte krijgen. Dit heet MIS-C (multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children). Ook zijn er kinderen die na een corona-infectie langdurig gezondheidsklachten houden. Dit wordt ‘post-COVID klachten’ of ‘long COVID’ genoemd. Het is nog steeds niet helemaal duidelijk waarom sommige kinderen ernstige of…
- Read how researchers improved the technology and content of a Serious Game about infectious diseases, and increased its support base and sustainable implementation.
- Read about the development of a patient-reported outcome measure on communicative participation.
- A selection of older people with cancer is referred to oncological geriatric rehabilitation. Read more about how their rehabilitation can be improved.