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… environment. Read this page for more information about the link between these three and the effect on human health. The already existing knowledge is available on our web pages about … On the other hand, extreme temperatures in the summer mean more deaths. One of the negative effects is that rising temperatures lead to changes in the interaction of diseases between …

… , knowledge utilisation and implementation programme line Subprogramme Implementation of Effectiveness Study . An evaluation of this completed programme shows that implementation of an effective intervention was successful in 41 of the 73 projects. This will result in potential …

… 50 patients performing different tasks. Before, during and after performing these tasks, the effects are studied at different levels (molecular, organ and system). Since PEM is induced by … may gain a better understanding of the link between their activities and their often long-term effects through this research. Insights from this study may give patients clues on how to cope …

… pathways but also risk factors, possible heart damage and Long COVID in children. Prolonged effect of Long COVID on the immune system We need to connect and work together Better prepared …

… existing animal-free research methods. Where that is not (yet) possible, we focus on the more effective use of results from animal experiments. Meer informatie ZonMw Animal-free innovations …

… have been appointed concern a wide range of studies. These will include research on the effects of sedative drugs on biofilms and algal populations, on conflict as a change agent for …

… the living labs? What is a 'living lab sport and exercise'? A living lab is an approach to more effectively realise innovations that contribute to solving societal problems. Living labs are … of applied sciences, local organisations and citizens can work together successfully and effectively to get more people to exercise. Geri Bonhof, topteam Sportinnovator A living lab …

… decision making; identification of what works in the real world, and increased feasibility and effectiveness. Research activities to support LARS development prior to implementation include … workplace intervention, active physical therapy programs and usual care) have shown moderate effect. This project aims to contribute in the optimization of the shared decision making …

… of genes in the nucleus of cells. They hope this will enable them to make immunotherapy more effective. A dangerous liaison: BRAF and RNF43 mutational cooperation in therapy-resistant … Exposure therapy works in half of patients, and this study might potentially improve the effectiveness of the treatment. More information This was the final round of TOP. The first call …

… on our society and economy. Preventive measures and treatment for these diseases are not always effective. This usually only becomes clear after the patient has received treatment for a longer … in society and to reduce healthcare costs. This technology will be able to predict early on how effective a lifestyle intervention or treatment will be for a specific patient. The project … into practical recommendations about which measures can be deployed in the most efficient, cost-effective and sustainable manner in various environments ranging from people at home to …

… providing the right treatment at the right moment and the right place. If the treatment has no effect, it will not be continued. In that case, we adjust the treatment and, if needed, scale this up, but always in consultation with the patient. That is more effective and sometimes it even saves costs. We are also examining that in our study, as well as …

… applied research are discussed as if they were each other's opposites. That has a polarising effect and is completely unnecessary: applied research without accompanying fundamental research will not survive for long. Fundamental research in its turn can scarcely prove effective if the results from it are not applied in practice. As an important contractor and …