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

25 April 2024

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

18 April 2024

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

16 April 2024

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

15 April 2024

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

15 April 2024

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

13 April 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

12 April 2024

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

12 April 2024

Tinkering with Sleep

8 April 2024

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

5 April 2024

Ingrid van der Geest appointed Professor of Orthopedics

5 April 2024

14th International Myotonic Dystrophy Consortium Meeting Brings Hope for Treatment International leaders share new insights in Nijmegen; Family Day

4 April 2024

Radboudumc implements new therapy for patients with chronic pain Neurostimulation with surgical paddle lead for personalized pain management

2 April 2024

Fire at Radboudumc under control Patients, visitors and staff have not been in any danger

31 March 2024

Launch of a platform with tailored medication doses for pregnant women Platform developed by Radboudumc, Lareb and Maastricht UMC+

25 March 2024

NWO Gravitation grant for development of therapies for blindness Consortium led by Caroline Klaver receives 22 million euros

25 March 2024

Small fire in Radboudumc quickly under control

23 March 2024

The polio component in the Tdap-IPV combination vaccine also enhances immunity against whooping cough Components of combination vaccines can influence each other

20 March 2024

Nijmegen researchers find new genetic cause bubble boy disease SCID Genetic new born screening SCID can be further refined

19 March 2024

InScience Film Festival Nijmegen with Radboudumc experts March 12-17 in movie theater LUX - tickets on sale now

11 March 2024

OnePlanet Research Center celebrates five-year anniversary with event 'Gelderland innovations with global impact'

7 March 2024

Ammodo Science Award for AI researchers at Radboud university medical center AI turns computers into virtual pathologists

5 March 2024

More attention to equal care for people with rare cancer Research maps out differences and needs

1 March 2024

Alexander Hoischen receives Vici grant for research into inborn errors of immunity New genetic analysis and innovative techniques possible with prestigious grant

29 February 2024

Prevention research: a matter of patience Does lifestyle change contribute to preventing dementia?

27 February 2024

New biomarker for gout may monitor disease

26 February 2024

The help of AI significantly improves colonoscopy Forty percent more polyps detected when the computer assists

22 February 2024

Smartwatch reliably detects cardiac arrest

22 February 2024

Lost adrenal tissue found in the testicles Doctoral research on adrenogenital syndrome provides insights for better treatment

21 February 2024

Health benefits of mass sporting events outweigh the potential acute risk of death Risk of mortality among athletes lower in years following the event

14 February 2024

Five grants awarded for research on lifestyle interventions in healthcare Impact of lifestyle interventions on Parkinson's disease, endometriosis, depression, dementia, and gastric bypass surgery

13 February 2024

Bariatric surgery improves blood flow to brain regions involved in memory Positive effect of weight loss on brain function persists even after two years

12 February 2024

Artificial intelligence helps predict whether antidepressants will work in patients

7 February 2024

Exercise Proven Safe for Large Group of Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

6 February 2024

The IDEAL framework for surgical robotics New framework offers tools for the future of robotics in surgery

6 February 2024

Standard treatment overtaken by second choice Study leads to change in treatment guideline for liver disease

6 February 2024

Bacteriophages tested as a new potential treatment for tuberculosis First Dutch study on bacteriophages as a treatment for tuberculosis at Radboud university medical center

5 February 2024

Cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women detectable with NIPT Serious health conditions fetus potentially preventable by effective screening and treatment

5 February 2024

9.3 million euro funding for CAR-T cell therapy in leukemia Radboudumc and UMCG participate in European research

30 January 2024

Radboudumc starts clinic for treatment with experimental cancer drugs

30 January 2024

Daily skin-to-skin contact with mother affects baby's microbiome

24 January 2024

Patients lose on average eight kilograms of muscle after bariatric surgery Excessive muscle mass loss increases the risk of future health problems

18 January 2024

Using AI to explore connections between gut and brain diseases Algorithms learn from medical data during virtual hospital visits

16 January 2024

How to involve parents in medical decisions about very young children? 'The values and perspective of parents deserve attention'

11 January 2024

Vaccine boosts innate immunity in people with dormant immune cells

10 January 2024

Harmonizing Optical Genome Mapping is key for clinical implementation

3 January 2024

Association between lower cerebral blood flow and cognitive decline Research shows deterioration of cerebral blood flow in ten years in memory complaints

27 December 2023

Sepsis requires a personalized approach A better understanding of the immune system may provide starting points for therapy

22 December 2023

Reduced chronic pain after abdominal surgery through new adhesion approach Adhesions detected with MRI video and prevented with layer of sugar

21 December 2023

Test pesticides for possible role in Parkinson's disease Researchers propose a step-by-step approach that should guarantee safety

20 December 2023

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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

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

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

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

Ingrid van der Geest appointed Professor of Orthopedics

14th International Myotonic Dystrophy Consortium Meeting Brings Hope for Treatment International leaders share new insights in Nijmegen; Family Day

Radboudumc implements new therapy for patients with chronic pain Neurostimulation with surgical paddle lead for personalized pain management

Fire at Radboudumc under control Patients, visitors and staff have not been in any danger

Launch of a platform with tailored medication doses for pregnant women Platform developed by Radboudumc, Lareb and Maastricht UMC+

NWO Gravitation grant for development of therapies for blindness Consortium led by Caroline Klaver receives 22 million euros

Small fire in Radboudumc quickly under control

The polio component in the Tdap-IPV combination vaccine also enhances immunity against whooping cough Components of combination vaccines can influence each other

Nijmegen researchers find new genetic cause bubble boy disease SCID Genetic new born screening SCID can be further refined

InScience Film Festival Nijmegen with Radboudumc experts March 12-17 in movie theater LUX - tickets on sale now

OnePlanet Research Center celebrates five-year anniversary with event 'Gelderland innovations with global impact'

Ammodo Science Award for AI researchers at Radboud university medical center AI turns computers into virtual pathologists

More attention to equal care for people with rare cancer Research maps out differences and needs

Alexander Hoischen receives Vici grant for research into inborn errors of immunity New genetic analysis and innovative techniques possible with prestigious grant

Prevention research: a matter of patience Does lifestyle change contribute to preventing dementia?

New biomarker for gout may monitor disease

The help of AI significantly improves colonoscopy Forty percent more polyps detected when the computer assists

Smartwatch reliably detects cardiac arrest

Lost adrenal tissue found in the testicles Doctoral research on adrenogenital syndrome provides insights for better treatment

Health benefits of mass sporting events outweigh the potential acute risk of death Risk of mortality among athletes lower in years following the event

Five grants awarded for research on lifestyle interventions in healthcare Impact of lifestyle interventions on Parkinson's disease, endometriosis, depression, dementia, and gastric bypass surgery

Bariatric surgery improves blood flow to brain regions involved in memory Positive effect of weight loss on brain function persists even after two years

Artificial intelligence helps predict whether antidepressants will work in patients

Exercise Proven Safe for Large Group of Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

The IDEAL framework for surgical robotics New framework offers tools for the future of robotics in surgery

Standard treatment overtaken by second choice Study leads to change in treatment guideline for liver disease

Bacteriophages tested as a new potential treatment for tuberculosis First Dutch study on bacteriophages as a treatment for tuberculosis at Radboud university medical center

Cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women detectable with NIPT Serious health conditions fetus potentially preventable by effective screening and treatment

9.3 million euro funding for CAR-T cell therapy in leukemia Radboudumc and UMCG participate in European research

Radboudumc starts clinic for treatment with experimental cancer drugs

Daily skin-to-skin contact with mother affects baby's microbiome

Patients lose on average eight kilograms of muscle after bariatric surgery Excessive muscle mass loss increases the risk of future health problems

Using AI to explore connections between gut and brain diseases Algorithms learn from medical data during virtual hospital visits

How to involve parents in medical decisions about very young children? 'The values and perspective of parents deserve attention'

Vaccine boosts innate immunity in people with dormant immune cells

Harmonizing Optical Genome Mapping is key for clinical implementation

Association between lower cerebral blood flow and cognitive decline Research shows deterioration of cerebral blood flow in ten years in memory complaints

Sepsis requires a personalized approach A better understanding of the immune system may provide starting points for therapy

Reduced chronic pain after abdominal surgery through new adhesion approach Adhesions detected with MRI video and prevented with layer of sugar

Test pesticides for possible role in Parkinson's disease Researchers propose a step-by-step approach that should guarantee safety