Dijksteel expresses concern about increasing cases of HIV/AIDS and syphilis among Surinamese youth
VHP MP Cheryl Dijksteel asked for more attention to HIV/AIDS care in Suriname at the
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“Good sleep is a matter of science”
Sleep, along with healthy eating and adequate exercise, is the most important pillar of a
Freezing ovarian tissue can delay menopause
Hot flashes, insomnia, and mood swings are some of the unpleasant symptoms that some menopausal
Trust in science? Well for neuroscientists, less so for political scientists
UvA psychologists published the results of the research in the journal PLOS ONE. How can
Serious illness on the rise: 'They get short of breath, turn blue and risk brain damage'
“They start coughing, get short of breath and can turn blue,” said Karen Moykens, from
We finally know what a giant prehistoric shark looked like and what it ate
Over the past decade, complete skeletons of Ptychodus shark, a massive shark that swam the
Bible Belt could pose measles risk for Frislan: 'Prevent him'
The question, Hofstra points out, is whether the regional outbreak in the South will end
Greenhouse gases in balance? De Sedge as a storage place
In the De Zegge Nature Reserve in Geel, Antwerp Zoo conducts research on greenhouse gas
If you have a female doctor in the hospital, you are less likely to die
Hospital patients appear to be less likely to die if treated by a female doctor
The UNESCO Commission launches a handbook on open science
Ethical basis But it is important that advocates of open science do not forget this