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Don't panic, but be alert: what you need to know about the West Nile virus

Don't panic, but be alert: what you need to know about the West Nile virus

The West Nile virus has been detected in the Netherlands and is expected to remain present. Experts advise against panic while recommending that people learn how to identify symptoms and protect themselves from infection.

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The Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport is commissioning an independent investigation into irregularities within donor conception services. This decision follows recent revelations, including the case of a prolific sperm donor who continued to donate despite being known to authorities.

Cabinet eases rules for remains: resomation and sharing a coffin allowed

Cabinet eases rules for remains: resomation and sharing a coffin allowed

The Dutch cabinet has announced plans to allow people to be buried or cremated together in one coffin. Additionally, the government intends to legalize resomation, a process that dissolves a deceased body into liquid.

New friendships thanks to dining club: "Thought I was too old for it"

New friendships thanks to dining club: "Thought I was too old for it"

Resto VanHarte organizes affordable weekly dinners at over fifty locations across the Netherlands to foster social connections and combat loneliness. Participants, including a group of friends in Landsmeer, highlight the community aspect and the value of meeting new people outside of their daily routines.

We can do something to prevent dementia: lifestyle changes can have a major impact

We can do something to prevent dementia: lifestyle changes can have a major impact

Recent Dutch research indicates that adopting a healthy and socially active lifestyle can significantly help prevent the development of dementia. This study challenges the perception that dementia is unavoidable, suggesting that lifestyle modifications can have a major impact.

Why tutoring isn't always necessary and can be much cheaper

Why tutoring isn't always necessary and can be much cheaper

As the new school year begins, many parents in the Netherlands are turning to tutoring and homework assistance for their children. The number of service providers has doubled in a decade, raising questions about whether this extra help is always necessary and if more affordable alternatives exist.