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Read how ZonMw contributes to the knowledge of HIV and AIDS transmission, disease progression and prevention by funding research projects.
We work with practitioners, educators, researchers and care users to find answers to practical issues and gaps in the knowledge as regards care (long-term and acute), support and wellbeing for elderly people.
See how ZonMw aims to prevent and combat sexually transmitted infections through essential education as well as medical research.
Read more about how we are committed to a society, healthcare and research that takes into account diversity between people.
Quality instruments support healthcare professionals, the patient and their next of kin in choosing the right care option. We therefore encourage the development, implementation, evaluation and revision of these instruments by developing decision aids, guidelines, patient information and measurement instruments.
In order to generate the necessary knowledge, the integration of sex and gender in health research is needed. Read more about how to get started.
1.1 miljoen euroView the purpose of the Climate and Health 2 programme, the studies ZonMw funds and the grant calls.
Interview met Hugo Tempelman. De hiv/aids problematiek is nauw verweven s met diverse sociale problemen. Er is daarom een samenhangende benadering nodig die uitgaat van de gemeenschap.
Bekijk hoe ZonMw samen met andere betrokken partijen over de infectieziekte malaria met onderzoek kennisontwikkeling en toepassing in de praktijk stimuleert.
Hormone therapy can help many people with breast cancer. These drugs unfortunately do not work for every patient and even those who do respond often develop resistance over time. Patients with metastatic disease usually need to switch to other, often more intensive treatments.
In the ZonMw Open Competition 2024 round, a total of 29 research teams have been selected to receive funding from a total budget of €24 million. This funding enables the research groups to develop innovative team science initiatives that contribute to the long-term advancement of fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare.- Read more about how to improve ‘option talk’ and risk communication in general practice: involving all patients in decision-making