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- The number of elderly in the Netherlands will rise sharply. Read more about organising integrated care for vulnerable elderly people living at home.
- Discover how an interprofessional care pathway provides an evidence-based foundation for better coordinated atopic dermatitis care in primary care.
ZonMw programmes and funds health research and innovation in care, encourages the use of the knowledge developed and defines the areas where knowledge is needed.
GloPID-R is pleased to welcome the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development (ZonMw), represented by Suzanne Verver, into the network. GloPID-R is a unique international network of major research funding organizations. The network of 27 countries facilitates a rapid and effective research response to infectious disease outbreaks.
Four research consortia are joining forces in the new research project “Vulnerability and Resilience in an Online Society: bridging science and policy (VaROS)”.- See how the practical roadmap from the INTER-ACT project leads to interprofessional collaboration in nutrition and mobility in hospitals.
More research is needed into the health risks of microplastics, argue Dutch toxicologists in the renowned scientific journal Science. It is still far from clear whether these new environmental contaminants form a serious risk for human health, and so it is important to determine that quickly.
Researchers have demonstrated for the first time that small plastic particles from our living environment are present in the human circulatory system. The research team from VU Amsterdam and Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc, published their results today.
ZonMw awards new funding to the Microplastics and Human Health consortium. Under the name 'MOMENTUM 2.0', it will conduct further risk analyses and develop potential pathways to mitigate those risks.
ZonMw continuously works on improving its grant application process. During this process, we believe it is important to listen to the experiences and wishes of our applicants. ZonMw therefore commissioned a survey among 3000 grant applicants in 2022.
For 25 years, NWO’s Talent Program has been helping researchers across the full spectrum of science advance their academic careers. ZonMw is the implementing agency for the Talent Program in the domain of Health Research and Medical Sciences.
With new grants totalling € 2,100,000 from ZonMw, 7 new breakthrough projects will start. These projects will do further research into microplastics and nanoplastics within 4 different themes, and will collaborate with the MOMENTUM 2.0 consortium that received follow-up funding earlier this year.