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Mega MRI scanner to become world's most powerful and detect diseases like dementia much earlier

Mega MRI scanner to become world's most powerful and detect diseases like dementia much earlier

The world's strongest MRI scanner, featuring a 14 Tesla magnet, is being built in Nijmegen as a joint project between Dutch academic hospitals and universities. This advanced technology aims to detect diseases such as dementia much earlier, potentially revolutionizing medical science.

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Onder de Pannen: rent out a room and help a Haarlem resident

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The 'Onder de Pannen' initiative in Haarlem encourages residents to rent out spare rooms to individuals facing economic homelessness due to issues like job loss or divorce. Participants receive monthly rent plus a one-time €1,000 bonus from the municipality for a minimum nine-month rental commitment. This program aims to provide temporary housing solutions for people with steady incomes who are struggling in the tight housing market.

Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Mayor Jos Wienen closed a shop on Generaal Cronjéstraat in Haarlem for three months following an inspection in late May. Authorities discovered over 500 illegal vapes, hard liquor, and an undocumented worker, while a supervisor and a police officer were assaulted during the control.

Police release footage of King's Day assault in Amsterdam: man's jaw broken in three places

Police release footage of King's Day assault in Amsterdam: man's jaw broken in three places

Controversial documentary about young drug users released: 'Starting a real conversation'

Controversial documentary about young drug users released: 'Starting a real conversation'

The controversial documentary series "Nachtkinderen" has been released on Videoland following criticism and a delayed premiere. The production follows young people between the ages of 15 and 25 to explore the normalization of drug use and encourage open dialogue on the subject.

Artist Eric Claus, creator of the horse and rider sculpture on Laan der Nederlanden, dies

Artist Eric Claus, creator of the horse and rider sculpture on Laan der Nederlanden, dies

Artist Eric Claus, known for creating the horse and rider sculpture located at the Laan der Nederlanden in Haarlem, has passed away. His work was inspired by the history of the site, which sits atop the remains of one of the region's many former medieval castles.