Satirical UT research uncovers health risks of Disney princessesDisney princesses seem to lead the perfect fairytale life, but UT researchers Sanne van Dijk, Michael Bui and Anouk Eijkelboom shed a different light on their health in a humorous article. In an opinion piece in the Christmas edition of the medical journal The BMJ, the researchers argue that eight well-known Disney princesses do not live as 'happily ever after' as the movies make it seem.Read more
Misja Mikkers appointed professor of BMSThe Executive Board has appointed Misja Mikkers as full professor within the Faculty of BMS with effect from 1 March 2024. He fulfils this role within Health Technology and Services Research (HTSR). Within his chair, he will contribute to building capacity and knowledge in the field of healthcare systems.Read more
Satirical UT research uncovers health risks of Disney princesses
Misja Mikkers appointed professor of BMS
Large project to improve the treatment of women with DCIS
There is no such thing as the value of a digital innovation
Survival in metastatic cancer increased slightly after the introduction of new drugs
CLINICALLY RELEVANT QUESTIONS AND APPROPRIATE RESEARCH DESIGNS
Affordable Anticancer Medicines - Exploring the evidence for sustainable pricing in oncology
PhD Defence Tom Hueting
The Adoption of Point-of-Care Testing in Primary Care: Health Economic Evidence and Organisational Factors
A systems model to support the implementation of Whole Genome Sequencing for lung cancer patients in a constrained healthcare system
Physical Activity Promotion and Exercise Testing in Cancer Survivorship
Large NWO grant for research with home tests
