Roselinde Kessels, associate professor of Statistics and Health Econometrics, researches the reasons why some people choose to get vaccinated and others do not. We can boost vaccination rates by providing insight into what drives people’s decisions.

Roselinde Kessels, associate professor of Statistics and Health Econometrics, researches the reasons why some people choose to get vaccinated and others do not. We can boost vaccination rates by providing insight into what drives people’s decisions.

Roselinde Kessels, associate professor of Statistics and Health Econometrics, researches the reasons why some people choose to get vaccinated and others do not. We can boost vaccination rates by providing insight into what drives people’s decisions.

Anne Roefs, professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, explores the factors that lead some people to gain weight while others don’t. That is important because being overweight can come with many health risks. What helps one person lose weight very quickly doesn’t work for another, so a tailored approach might be the solution.

Anne Roefs, professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, explores the factors that lead some people to gain weight while others don’t. That is important because being overweight can come with many health risks. What helps one person lose weight very quickly doesn’t work for another, so a tailored approach might be the solution.

Anne Roefs, professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, explores the factors that lead some people to gain weight while others don’t. That is important because being overweight can come with many health risks. What helps one person lose weight very quickly doesn’t work for another, so a tailored approach might be the solution.

The Netherlands could be the first country in the world with zero new HIV infections. This mission started in the Limburg region with the prevention programme ‘Limburg 4zero’, in which at-home HIV tests played an important role. It may sound simple, but it has already led to more people getting tested for the first time. Let’s work together towards an HIV-free Netherlands.

The Netherlands could be the first country in the world with zero new HIV infections. This mission started in the Limburg region with the prevention programme ‘Limburg 4zero’, in which at-home HIV tests played an important role. It may sound simple, but it has already led to more people getting tested for the first time. Let’s work together towards an HIV-free Netherlands.

The Netherlands could be the first country in the world with zero new HIV infections. This mission started in the Limburg region with the prevention programme ‘Limburg 4zero’, in which at-home HIV tests played an important role. It may sound simple, but it has already led to more people getting tested for the first time. Let’s work together towards an HIV-free Netherlands.

For those who are depressed and for whom antidepressants are not working, brain stimulation might be the answer. Alexander Sack, professor of Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, developed the non-invasive treatment rTMS (Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation). You can actually change your brain activity by placing a magnetic coil next to your head.

For those who are depressed and for whom antidepressants are not working, brain stimulation might be the answer. Alexander Sack, professor of Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, developed the non-invasive treatment rTMS (Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation). You can actually change your brain activity by placing a magnetic coil next to your head.

For those who are depressed and for whom antidepressants are not working, brain stimulation might be the answer. Alexander Sack, professor of Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, developed the non-invasive treatment rTMS (Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation). You can actually change your brain activity by placing a magnetic coil next to your head.