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NWO has awarded Veni funding of up to EUR 320,000 to 174 promising researchers from across the full breadth of science. This will allow the laureates to further develop their own research ideas over the next three years. -
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ZonMw is a member of Healthy Diet, Healthy Life. This promotes and funds research on the themes of diet, nutrition and health, sustainability, lifestyle and the food system. -
Thanks to the wide-ranging working field of its entire knowledge chain, ZonMw can call itself a unique organisation. This page describes the structure of our organisation and how we work.
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Samenwerken, netwerken en verbinden. Lees hoe ZonMw vakkennis inzet bij activiteiten die een gezonde leefomgeving bevorderen. -
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GoHot consortium launched: research into the health risks associated with exposure to heat, pollen, air pollutions and combinations of these factors. -
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Beleidsmaker, gebruik de kennis uit onderzoek voor fysiek, sociaal en mentaal gezonde mensen in een gezonde leefomgeving. -
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Healthcare has to deal with both complex scientific and societal issues. By understanding the issues that exist in society, we can work together with our partners to solve these -
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Have you been asked to review a grant application as an referee? On this page, we explain what ZonMw expects from referees. -
Researchers will develop a strategy for implementation of an appropriate booklet for parents of children with fever to reduce antibiotic use.
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Learn more about general implementation methods of shared decision making (SDM) for all patients in general practice and for cystitis in particular.
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This project will strengthen nurses to develop control over their own nursing practice by taking the lead in 2 fundamental care themes: pain and sleep
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Read how the GoHot consortium investigates the health risks associated with heat stress, air quality and pollen in a changing climate.