As introductory days for higher education begin in the Netherlands, students are increasingly facing risks related to alcohol and drug use. A doctor highlights the challenges of treating young students, such as an 18-year-old girl who required medical assistance after consuming substances, while supporting their concerned parents during this transition.
Eighty-year-old Inez de Rooij is set to compete in the upcoming Dam tot Damloop, aiming to set a new personal record. As the oldest female participant, she trains four times a week to maintain her fitness and performance for the event.
Clinical neuropsychologist Erik Scherder and assistant professor Marit Ruitenberg explain that physical exercise significantly benefits brain function by fostering the creation of new neural connections. The experts highlight that different types of sports challenge the brain in unique ways beyond physical fitness improvements.
A new Finnish study indicates that regular coffee consumption is associated with higher muscle mass and lower body fat percentages. Additionally, the study suggests that drinking coffee may help reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
The Amsterdam Care and Housing Nuisance reporting point handles nearly 10,000 complaints annually, ranging from severe home neglect to alcohol-related conflicts. Social-psychiatric nurses like Jeffrey Schurink work to build trust and resolve these situations through mediation and cooperation with social services to prevent evictions or further escalation.
In an interview with the magazine Mezza, presenter Art Rooijakkers discusses his ongoing concerns regarding his vocal cords. He also shares personal reflections on his lifestyle, including his appreciation for naps and his physical features.
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