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One in three mothers of premature babies develops PTSD, study finds

One in three mothers of premature babies develops PTSD, study finds

A nationwide study led by psychologist Kirsten Muller from Erasmus MC reveals that one in three mothers of premature babies develops PTSD. The research highlights that the intensive care environment, characterized by constant medical monitoring and sudden health complications, creates extreme stress for parents.

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We are building new houses for yesterday's climate

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Current housing construction projects in the Netherlands are being designed for cooler historical climates, risking future overheating issues. Experts warn that new homes may fail to meet thermal standards as temperatures continue to rise.

This famous supermarket's pink cookie is the tastiest: 'Nice color and I taste pound cake'

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What if the power goes out and 112 is unreachable? Kennemerland practices for this scenario

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Authorities in the Kennemerland safety region recently conducted a drill to test emergency response procedures during a prolonged power outage when 112 services are unavailable. The exercise established emergency support points and utilized radio amateurs for communication, while officials urged residents to maintain a 72-hour supply of food and water to ensure self-reliance.

Halsema on homeless and drug problem: Mental healthcare tends to select for successful patients

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Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema criticizes the current mental health care (GGZ) financing system, arguing that it encourages institutions to exclude complex patients who then end up homeless on the streets. She warns that this systemic issue, exacerbated by potential budget cuts, leads to increased public nuisance and unsafe conditions, and she urges the national government to reform the funding model.