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- Read more about the research project on the role of the microbiome in the pathogenesis of ME/CFS: a population-based study.
- Read more about the research project on immune responses to against microbiota as biomarkers for ME/CFS.
- Read more about the research project on post-exertional malaise (PEM) in people with ME/CFS.
- Read more about the project on ME/CFS & genetics: researching the biological cause.
- Read more about the ME/CFS Lines consortium.
- Improve knowledge about pressure ulcers, improve self-management support of patients, enhance their leadership, autonomy and control over own work
- Read more about the research on brain changes through analysis of brain tissue collected through an ME/CFS donor programme.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, people with multiple health conditions were disproportionately affected. Multimorbidity and immune system sensitivity are linked to both infection risk and recovery. It is still unclear whether, and how, these factors contribute to mortality after COVID-19. This study examined the impact of COVID-19 on mortality in individuals with multimorbidity, focusing on the…
- This project modelled the transmission dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 among different age groups and 3 risk categories according to the official Dutch risk classification. Their projections for the future demonstrated that vaccinating only individuals at high and medium risk for severe disease was insufficient to avoid overwhelming hospitals in a fall wave, and that a substantial vaccination rate in lower…
- Developing an e-proxy measure for communicative participation (CP) in children aged 6-12 with developmental language disorder (DLD). Enhancing care and support by measuring and adapting to children's needs
- Read more about the value of alternative forms of follow-up care after treatment for gynecological cancer, and the impact on oncological outcomes.
- Learn how the Leadership Mentoring in Nursing Research (LMNR 3.0) programme aims to build a new generation of future research leaders in nursing.