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More bladder infections in summer: how to reduce the risk

More bladder infections in summer: how to reduce the risk

Bladder infections occur more frequently during the summer months due to lifestyle habits like wearing wet swimwear. Urologist Piet Hoebeke explains the causes of this seasonal increase and offers advice on simple behavioral changes to help reduce the risk.

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Have you seen Woezel, Muffin or Kleintje? These 10 pets are missing in Haarlem

Have you seen Woezel, Muffin or Kleintje? These 10 pets are missing in Haarlem

Ten pets have gone missing in Haarlem over the past week. Owners are currently searching for their lost animals, including pets named Woezel, Muffin, and Kleintje.

From Italian ice cream to a urinating woman: what happened this week in Amsterdam

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This week in Amsterdam saw a variety of local stories, ranging from the opening of a homemade Italian ice cream shop on the Kinkerstraat to a curious incident involving a woman on the Amstelveenseweg. These highlights showcase the diverse happenings across the city.

The 'old-fashioned' photo booth is trendy again: "This feels more special"

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Old-fashioned photo booths are seeing a resurgence in popularity across Amsterdam, often drawing long queues of tourists and locals. Despite the ubiquity of smartphone cameras, many people find the physical, printed photo strips to be a more special and iconic experience.

Sixteen years later, John's soapbox car races through Zandvoort again

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A soapbox race featuring twenty-five teams is being held in Zandvoort as part of the Zandvoort Racefestival, occurring ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. Notably, local resident John Lemmens is entering the same soapbox that won the competition sixteen years ago, now piloted by a new group of young drivers.