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25 search results

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  • Contact WHO Collaborating Centre Risk assessment pathogens in food and water

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/who-collaborating-centre-risk-assessment-of-pathogens-in-food-and-water/contact

    … Prof. Ana Maria de Roda Husman WHO Collaborating Centre Risk Assessment of Pathogens in Food and Water National Institute … Contact WHO Collaborating Centre Risk assessment pathogens in food and water … Contact WHO Collaborating Centre Risk assessment pathogens in food and water …

    Publication date: 02-25-2014
  • Biogas

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/biobased-economy/biogas

    … comprehensive evaluation of the environmental benefits and risks of biogas production. … waste materials, more biogas, and no change in contaminant risks for man and environment. This fits in with the … of fertilizers, agriculture, waste and integrated risk assessment. RIVM collaborates with Scientific Committee of …

    Publication date: 02-04-2014
  • FAQ about breast cancer screening on Saba

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/population-screening-caribbean-netherlands/saba/breast-cancer/faq

    … plates during X-rays. According to plastic surgeons, the risk of damaging the protheses as a result of the … screening program. Radiation can cause cancer, but this risk is very small. On the other hand, the breast cancer … enlarged from the vaccination, but this will not affect the assessment of your x-rays. For privacy reasons, it is not …

    Publication date: 04-13-2023
  • How to remove a tick

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/tick-bites/removing-ticks

    … longer the tick is attached to your skin, the higher the risk that it will transmit diseases.  … longer the tick is attached to your skin, the higher the risk that it will transmit diseases.  Do not use alcohol, …

    Publication date: 04-18-2023
  • News about alternatives to animal testing

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/alternatives-to-animal-testing/news

    … in the integration of artificial intelligence into chemical risk assessment: findings from the 2024 ECETOC workshop In … in a workshop on building trust in AI for chemical risk assessment, organised by the European Centre for … importance of variations in in vitro dosimetry to support risk assessment of inhaled toxicants  Health effects of …

    Publication date: 04-21-2023
  • Experts and expertise

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/about-rivm/knowledge-and-expertise/experts-and-expertise

    … infectious diseases Utrecht University (IRAS: Institute of Risk Assessment Sciences) Prof. J. (Jacco) Wallinga Modelling … toxicology Utrecht University (IRAS: Institute of Risk Assessment Sciences) Prof.  Z.C. (ZhiChao) Dang … of expertise M.H.M.M. (Mark) Montforts, PhD Dealing with risks - risk governance Pesticides (Veterinary) medicines …

    Publication date: 02-17-2014
  • Computational modelling of neural tube defects

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/alternatives-to-animal-testing/fields-of-expertise/computational-modelling-neural-tube-defects

    … The classical way of safety assessment relies heavily on the use of laboratory animals. … compounds. RIVM investigates the improvement of hazard assessment of developmental toxicants using computational … Toxicity testing should be improved to achieve a better risk assessment in humans. This can be done by combining …

    Publication date: 04-03-2023
  • Procedure

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/breast-cancer-screening-programme/procedure

    … screening, the woman receives a letter informing her of the assessment’s result. Women neither attending screening nor … a reminder a few weeks later. Referral The various possible assessment results and the implications of each are …

    Publication date: 02-27-2014
  • WHO Collaborating Centre for the Family of International Classifications (FIC)

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/who-collaborating-centre-for-family-of-international-classifications-fic

    … Interventions (ICHI; under development) WHO - Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0 Coordination Coen H. van Gool, PhD …

    Publication date: 02-27-2014
  • Zebrafish

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/alternatives-to-animal-testing/fields-of-expertise/zebrafish

    … on skeletal development and liver disease, and explore assessment strategies for chemical mixtures. The combination …

    Publication date: 04-01-2023
  • News about tobacco and nicotine products

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/tobacco/news

    … show cell damage and inflammation. The long-term health risks are unclear, but HTPs are not without significant … with valuable tools for improved monitoring and risk management.   Sugars in Tobacco Products: Toxicity … to conventional cigarettes, IQOS may still pose genotoxic risks, highlighting the need for further investigation into …

    Publication date: 04-14-2023
  • FAQ about tick bites and Lyme disease

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/tick-bites/faq

    … longer the tick is attached to your skin, the higher the risk that it will transmit diseases.  Do not use alcohol, … to its host. The sooner the tick is removed, the lower the risk of the bacterium being transmitted. If the bacterium … do not get ill after a tick bite. There is an estimated 2% risk of getting Lyme disease after a tick bite (2 out of 100 …

    Publication date: 04-19-2023
  • Fewer reports of tick bites in 2022

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/news/fewer-reports-of-tick-bites-in-2022

    … These reports yield many new insights into ticks and the risk of Lyme disease. Last year, the reported number of tick … time people spend in nature. Remove ticks quickly to halve risk of Lyme disease If you find a tick on your body, take … to remove the ticks as quickly as you can. This lowers the risk that you will get Lyme disease. Report any bites at …

    Publication date: 04-19-2023
  • Breast cancer in the Netherlands

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/breast-cancer-screening-programme/breast-cancer-in-netherlands

    … prevalence of 128,000. Factors associated with an elevated risk of breast cancer are: a family history of prevalent … use of oral contraception; dense breast tissue. Other risk factors are alcohol consumption, physical inactivity …

    Publication date: 02-27-2014
  • Facts and figures

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/breast-cancer-screening-programme/background/facts-and-figures

    … screened 24,5 Positive predictive value (pvv) recall 28% Risk reduction in mortality 50% (in case of regular … are considered: Advantages of the program Health gain Risk reduction Less invasive treatment due to early …

    Publication date: 02-27-2014
  • Overview of biobased production processes and their environmental impact: an initial exploration

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/overview-of-biobased-production-processes-and-their-environmental-impact-initial-exploration

    … crude oil). The study concludes that due to the use of high-risk substances, biobased production processes are not by …

    Publication date: 02-24-2014
  • Background

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/breast-cancer-screening-programme/background

    … there should be consensus as to who is ill or most at risk Screeningtest: the screeningtest should be easy to use …

    Publication date: 02-27-2014
  • Reporting a tick bite

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/tick-bites/reporting-tick-bite

    … problems. This will help us understand more about the risk of people becoming ill after a tick bite. We also ask …

    Publication date: 04-18-2023
  • Tick bites

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/tick-bites

    … longer the tick is attached to your skin, the higher the risk that it will transmit diseases.  Read more about: …

    Publication date: 04-18-2023
  • Spring sunshine forecast: enjoy, but do not get a sunburn

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/news/spring-sunshine-forecast-enjoy-but-do-not-get-sunburn

    … skin cancer: chronic UV exposure and getting sunburnt are risk factors for developing skin cancer in the future. UV …

    Publication date: 04-18-2023

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