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Over 500 patients receive diagnosis through genetic reanalysis European consortium for Solving the Unsolved Rare Diseases demonstrates the significance of international collaboration to address the unmet medical needs on rare diseases’ diagnosis

17 January 2025

Kick-off largest physical activity study in the Netherlands Goal of Project ActiveLIFE is personalized physical activity

16 January 2025

Long Reads Successfully Used to Find Genetic Causes of Rare Diseases

14 January 2025

Adjusting the immune system is still a blind spot Five years of covid. Lessons (not) learned for the next pandemic

13 January 2025

Propranolol reduces tremors in Parkinson's disease Study sheds light on the mechanism of tremors in the brain

23 December 2024

A hemostatic product for the operating room

19 December 2024

Funding for research into drug against systemic sclerosis Radboudumc Holding one of several investors in startup Philikos

19 December 2024

After lockdown, immune system reacts more strongly to viruses and bacteria Comparison of immune system in people with HIV and a control group

18 December 2024

Five questions about metabolic disorders Metabolic disorders at the heart of Radio 3FM Serious Request

17 December 2024

Bone regeneration material with chemo inside; a promising duo? Research on bone regeneration material with chemo after the removal of bone tumors

5 December 2024

Radboudumc receives two large grants for healthy heart research Studies into sport for a healthy heart and prevention of stroke and heart attack

4 December 2024

Millions of funding for tackling heart failure at home Project cardiac care at home provides better monitoring and rehabilitation

28 November 2024

Battery-free sensor brace unveils crucial health data via smartphone

27 November 2024

Antibiotic resistance still requires global attention Radboudumc offers integrated approach to infection prevention and treatment

26 November 2024

Funding for AI in detecting pancreatic cancer and pathology Hanarth Fund supports two projects at Radboudumc

26 November 2024

Better protection against malaria through vaccination with genetically attenuated parasites

22 November 2024

Removing the salivary glands under the jaw reduces drooling and the risk of choking 'This is the preferred treatment for severely drooling children with cerebral palsy who choke on saliva'

22 November 2024

Young and ill: role of genetics in cancer Heredity research in AYAs may identify cause

19 November 2024

Super microscope shows nanoscale biological process for the first time New microscope provides more insight into arterial calcification

12 November 2024

Home monitoring detects decline in lung function in systemic sclerosis Measuring at home enables faster adjustment of treatment

11 November 2024

An extra year of education does not protect against brain aging Unique natural experiment provides insight into the brain

5 November 2024

Citizens speak out on acceptable prices of expensive drugs during a citizen's forum

4 November 2024

Medication decisions in pregnancy: a balancing act Experts propose an ethics-based, evidence-backed approach to shared decision-making

1 November 2024

Why is it better to sniffle than to blow your nose? ENT specialist Godelieve Damen explains at 'Universiteit van Nederland'

30 October 2024

Radboud Reflects: The origin of vaccination doubt Lecture and talk on 4 November, 8pm in LUX Nijmegen

29 October 2024

The body in focus: multi-million grant for medical visualizations AI will make patients' personal health situations more understandable

29 October 2024

Ellen van den Bogaard and Jorik Nonnekes receive Vidi grant

24 October 2024

Zapping away Cluster Headaches with your remote control? Patients may broaden existing treatment

24 October 2024

Are you tasty to mosquitoes? Study in Nature offers clues into when and why they bite

18 October 2024

Scan based on lizard saliva detects rare tumor Benign tumors in the pancreas accurately visualized

18 October 2024

TAVI procedure supported by radial artery access Research among patients shows benefits of procedural adjustments

17 October 2024

Five questions about weight loss medications answered by Radboudumc Ozempic/Wegovy and Mounjaro: miracle drug or disguise?

17 October 2024

Getting stress-related disorders under control The untapped potential of neurofeedback

10 October 2024

Open day Radboudumc on Sunday 6 October during Weekend of Science

19 September 2024

'Everyone, young and old, should be able to keep his eyesight' Ten year of Research led by Caroline Klaver of Radboudumc

19 September 2024

Chances of successful pregnancy are the same with embryo transfer on day three or five 'Make a choice together with the doctor about the moment of transfer in IVF treatment'

17 September 2024

Immunotherapy shows promise for men with specific types of prostate cancer Genetic screening enhances effectiveness of immunotherapy

16 September 2024

New scan shows whether kidney tumor is malignant Scan changes treatment approach and reduces number of operations

12 September 2024

Janneke Grutters appointed as professor of Early Health Technology Assessment

9 September 2024

Alternating high-fat diet enhances atherosclerosis in mouse more than exclusively high-fat diet

6 September 2024

Jan Groothuis appointed Professor of Rehabilitation medicine

3 September 2024

Janneke van der Woude appointed as professor of Healthcare Related Education

2 September 2024

Three European MSCA-DN grants for research at Radboudumc European funding for research on cellular protrusions and improving antisense therapy

26 August 2024

T cells manipulate the memory of innate immune cells Remarkable finding offers potential for organ transplantation

22 August 2024

Cholecystectomy not always necessary for gallstones and abdominal pain One-third of patients experience persisting abdominal pain five years after surgery

22 August 2024

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Over 500 patients receive diagnosis through genetic reanalysis European consortium for Solving the Unsolved Rare Diseases demonstrates the significance of international collaboration to address the unmet medical needs on rare diseases’ diagnosis

Kick-off largest physical activity study in the Netherlands Goal of Project ActiveLIFE is personalized physical activity

Long Reads Successfully Used to Find Genetic Causes of Rare Diseases

Adjusting the immune system is still a blind spot Five years of covid. Lessons (not) learned for the next pandemic

Propranolol reduces tremors in Parkinson's disease Study sheds light on the mechanism of tremors in the brain

A hemostatic product for the operating room

Funding for research into drug against systemic sclerosis Radboudumc Holding one of several investors in startup Philikos

After lockdown, immune system reacts more strongly to viruses and bacteria Comparison of immune system in people with HIV and a control group

Five questions about metabolic disorders Metabolic disorders at the heart of Radio 3FM Serious Request

Grant for sepsis research

KWF grant for three projects Radboudumc

A patch on the lung

This is our top 10 most popular scientific news stories of 2024

Global study identifies new intellectual disability and its genetic cause

Bone regeneration material with chemo inside; a promising duo? Research on bone regeneration material with chemo after the removal of bone tumors

Radboudumc receives two large grants for healthy heart research Studies into sport for a healthy heart and prevention of stroke and heart attack

Millions of funding for tackling heart failure at home Project cardiac care at home provides better monitoring and rehabilitation

Battery-free sensor brace unveils crucial health data via smartphone

Antibiotic resistance still requires global attention Radboudumc offers integrated approach to infection prevention and treatment

Funding for AI in detecting pancreatic cancer and pathology Hanarth Fund supports two projects at Radboudumc

Better protection against malaria through vaccination with genetically attenuated parasites

Removing the salivary glands under the jaw reduces drooling and the risk of choking 'This is the preferred treatment for severely drooling children with cerebral palsy who choke on saliva'

Young and ill: role of genetics in cancer Heredity research in AYAs may identify cause

Super microscope shows nanoscale biological process for the first time New microscope provides more insight into arterial calcification

Home monitoring detects decline in lung function in systemic sclerosis Measuring at home enables faster adjustment of treatment

An extra year of education does not protect against brain aging Unique natural experiment provides insight into the brain

Citizens speak out on acceptable prices of expensive drugs during a citizen's forum

Medication decisions in pregnancy: a balancing act Experts propose an ethics-based, evidence-backed approach to shared decision-making

Why is it better to sniffle than to blow your nose? ENT specialist Godelieve Damen explains at 'Universiteit van Nederland'

Radboud Reflects: The origin of vaccination doubt Lecture and talk on 4 November, 8pm in LUX Nijmegen

The body in focus: multi-million grant for medical visualizations AI will make patients' personal health situations more understandable

Ellen van den Bogaard and Jorik Nonnekes receive Vidi grant

Zapping away Cluster Headaches with your remote control? Patients may broaden existing treatment

Are you tasty to mosquitoes? Study in Nature offers clues into when and why they bite

Scan based on lizard saliva detects rare tumor Benign tumors in the pancreas accurately visualized

TAVI procedure supported by radial artery access Research among patients shows benefits of procedural adjustments

Five questions about weight loss medications answered by Radboudumc Ozempic/Wegovy and Mounjaro: miracle drug or disguise?

Getting stress-related disorders under control The untapped potential of neurofeedback

Open day Radboudumc on Sunday 6 October during Weekend of Science

'Everyone, young and old, should be able to keep his eyesight' Ten year of Research led by Caroline Klaver of Radboudumc

Chances of successful pregnancy are the same with embryo transfer on day three or five 'Make a choice together with the doctor about the moment of transfer in IVF treatment'

Immunotherapy shows promise for men with specific types of prostate cancer Genetic screening enhances effectiveness of immunotherapy

New scan shows whether kidney tumor is malignant Scan changes treatment approach and reduces number of operations

Janneke Grutters appointed as professor of Early Health Technology Assessment

Alternating high-fat diet enhances atherosclerosis in mouse more than exclusively high-fat diet

Jan Groothuis appointed Professor of Rehabilitation medicine

Janneke van der Woude appointed as professor of Healthcare Related Education

Three European MSCA-DN grants for research at Radboudumc European funding for research on cellular protrusions and improving antisense therapy

T cells manipulate the memory of innate immune cells Remarkable finding offers potential for organ transplantation

Cholecystectomy not always necessary for gallstones and abdominal pain One-third of patients experience persisting abdominal pain five years after surgery