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Doctor Bob: alcohol impairs surgical skills Research at Lowlands Science shows negative effect of too many drinks

Better biomarkers needed for CAA Quarter of over-55s have CAA but diagnosis is difficult to establish

Royal decoration for Professor Harry van Goor, Professor of Surgery Education Knight of the Order of the Dutch Lion

At his farewell, Professor Harry van Goor was appointed Knight of the Order of the Dutch Lion. He received the royal decoration from the hands of Berg en Dal Mayor Slinkman.

Muscle relaxation measured perfectly with magnetic brain stimulation (TMS) Valuable method for neurologist's toolbox

Some patients have muscle symptoms due to muscles not relaxing properly, sometimes caused by inherited muscle disease. Muscles that relax too slowly are not easy to diagnose. Joery Molenaar developed a method with which this can be done reliably.

Bart van de Warrenburg appointed as professor of Rare and Genetic Movement Disorders

Royal distinctions for Marten Munneke and Bas Bloem Royal decorations awarded at Symposium World Parkinson's Day 2024

Radboudumc children's OR at science festival Expedition Next in Zutphen Attention kids and parents: suit up in an OR outfit and test how well you can operate

New guideline following research into anastomotic leakage after esophageal cancer surgery Doctors can better predict risks and tailor treatment accordingly

Tinkering with Sleep

Hacking your dreams and taking control, training your memory while snoozing, or stimulating deep sleep to better clear toxins from the brain. Neuroscientist Martin Dresler explains how it works.

A second life for an old anti-leprosy drug Antibiotic more effective for patients with mycobacterial infection than current medication