We produce numerous reports and publications on all aspects of public health, nutrition and food, health care, disaster management, nature and the environment each year. In addition, RIVM employees publish scientific articles in national and international journals.
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Recent publications
- PFAS in lokaal voedsel in Nederland
- EURL-Salmonella Proficiency Test Primary Production Stage 2025. Detection of Salmonella in chicken faeces samples
- Update on children's exposure to isothiazolinones and parabens
- Source investigation of PFAS in home-produced eggs
- Betrekken van het cliëntperspectief bij de evaluatie van integrale bekostiging van de geboortezorg
- Do households or hospitals have a larger contribution to carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in municipal wastewater?
- Ambler class C-type β-lactamases and porin alterations in Enterobacter cloacae complex and Klebsiella aerogenes in the Netherlands, 2012-2023
- Statistical analysis plan of the study titled “A deprescribing programme aimed to optimize blood glucose-lowering medication in older people with type 2 diabetes mellitus — the OMED2 study: a randomized controlled trial”
- Deconstructing host quality offers insight into disease ecology
Recent articles
- PFAS in lokaal voedsel in Nederland
- EURL-Salmonella Proficiency Test Primary Production Stage 2025. Detection of Salmonella in chicken faeces samples
- Update on children's exposure to isothiazolinones and parabens
- Source investigation of PFAS in home-produced eggs
- Betrekken van het cliëntperspectief bij de evaluatie van integrale bekostiging van de geboortezorg
- Do households or hospitals have a larger contribution to carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in municipal wastewater?
- Ambler class C-type β-lactamases and porin alterations in Enterobacter cloacae complex and Klebsiella aerogenes in the Netherlands, 2012-2023
- Statistical analysis plan of the study titled “A deprescribing programme aimed to optimize blood glucose-lowering medication in older people with type 2 diabetes mellitus — the OMED2 study: a randomized controlled trial”
- Deconstructing host quality offers insight into disease ecology