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resultaten gevonden voor 'Infectieziektebestrijding'.
This programme runs from 2019 to 2023. This programme document is based in part on the Research Agenda for Infectious Disease Control compiled by Pallas in 2018.-
Read how ZonMw develops and disseminates evidence-based knowledge of infectious disease to reduce the burden of disease and its impact on society.
- Cryptosporidium is a unicellular parasite that can cause intestinal inflammation and diarrhea in humans and animals. New typing methods will be applied to gain insight into the types of Cryptosporidium.
- Zoonoses pose a serious threat to public health, this project focuses on a quantitative risk assessment for transmission of avian influenza viruses.
- Detection of a urinary tract infection (UTI), such as cystitis or pyelonephritis, in older people is challenging, this study aims to validate the performance of biomarkers in daily practice.
- The fungus Aspergillus fumigatus is important for the breakdown of plant waste, but also causes lung diseases. Are Agricultural workers at greater risk of developing lung diseases?
- The project aims to characterize the between- and within-host dynamics of viruses in bat populations in the Netherlands in relationship to bat-human interactions.
- In this controlled study the acceptability, utility and feasibility of self-swabbing instead of physician-swabbing will be evaluated.
- This project develops an accurate screening and surveillance of yeasts to be prepared for the emergence of Candida auris.
- Maternal vaccination effectively protects infants against infectious diseases directly after birth, this study compares transplacental antibody transfer after maternal vaccination
- Invasive and chronic pulmonary aspergillosis (PA) are severe and potentially fatal fungal infections, this project investigates a method to create a reliable monitoring system.
- A mpox project that will study and compare the magnitude and longevity of immunity induced by either vaccination or infection.