
APH is a research institute of @amsterdamumc, @VUamsterdam & @UvA_Amsterdam in which 1,700+ researchers from multidisciplinary disciplines are brought together.
Amsterdam UMC
Joined April 2016
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Binnen APH zit ook de Amsterdam Cohort Hub. Deze hub zet zich in voor het verbeteren van de infrastructuur voor longitudinale cohortstudies in de regio Amsterdam, zodat deze studies hun impact op de gezondheid van inwoners en de samenleving kunnen vergroten.
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Replying to @APH020
@APH020 and @amsterdamumc just released #press about Messiha K et al.’s recently published systematic review @OxfordJournals ✨ 💪🏼☀️
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A new multicenter, interrupted time-series analysis study by @saskiabogers & colleagues show that indicator-condition-guided HIV testing can identify missed HIV testing opportunities
@APH020 @AIIresearch
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.@brenda_penninx & @vinkerslab of @APH020 & @AmsNeuroscience studied mental health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and published it in @NatureMedicine. It shows that remarkably few negative mental effects of the COVID-19 crisis have been reported so far. amsterdamumc.org/en/research…
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Our study on occupational recovery of workers with low-back pain, using @ArboUnie data, is online now: academic.oup.com/occmed/adva…. In this article we describe recovery trajectories and how they differ based on various factors 👇🏼
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Finally out! 🔥
Two years after the first preprint version, our paper on environmental effects of parents’ cognitive and non-cognitive skills on their children’s education has grown a lot📈
In @NatureComms nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
A brief twitter thread🧵
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We nodigen onderzoekers uit om een onderzoeksvoorstel in te dienen voor de subsidieoproep ‘Oversterfte in Nederland in de periode 2020-2021’. Het doel is om inzicht te verkrijgen in de oorzaken van oversterfte tijdens de coronacrisis in Nederland → bit.ly/3K0a1ZL
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Erika Kuzminskaite, @brenda_penninx and colleagues of @AmsNeuroscience @APH020 @amsterdamumc performed a six-year longitudinal study. They examined how childhood #trauma is associated with #depression and #anxiety.
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Koningin Máxima is bij de online denksessie ‘De twee gezichten van social media’. Jongeren, influencers, wetenschappers, beleidsmakers en vertegenwoordigers van diverse platforms gaan met elkaar in gesprek over social media en mentale gezondheid.
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Join global digital health leaders @pimcuijpers , @heleenriper, @TonyaPalermo, Bruce Rollman @steveschueller, @LeeRitterband and more at our online networking event on Jan 20/21, 2022. Register at bit.ly/3IUp5Hm
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Interview with Brenda Penninx (in ENG) on #depression #research at our Department of Psychiatry @PsychRes of @amsterdamumc , including the new #INFLAMED trial i designed with @LamersFemke. It will be a busy 2022! amsterdamumc.org/en/research…
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Koningin Máxima neemt woensdag 12 januari deel aan de online interactieve denksessie ‘De twee gezichten van social media’ van MIND en Amsterdam Public Health. De sessie staat in het teken van de rol van sociale media op de mentale gezondheid van jongeren: wijzijnmind.nl/nieuws/koning…
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Interview with prof. Penninx (in Dutch) on #depression research, including #NESDA and new studies in our department: buff.ly/3EYJCr3
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Attending the online @APH Methodology tutorial by @JudithRijnhart: about the robustness of #multiverse analysis - assessing the effect of the researcher's degrees of freedom on the #replicability of an analysis.
with @judithbosmans
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A view on sustainability from space - a mind-blowing lecture on environmental issues from an astronaut’s perspective by André Kuipers @astro_andre
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Excited to present a poster again at #ISTSS2021 about individual variation in biological #stress⚡️and #intrusivememories in healthy men using an adjusted trauma film paradigm 📽🎞. Please check it out at the online poster gallery (Biology and Medical track)!
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Great collaboration in which we (again) provided evidence for differential health effects of occupational and leisure-time physical activity👇🏼
Lifetime high occupational physical activity and total and cause-specific mortality among 320 000 adults in the NIH-AARP study: a cohort study pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3472… @coenen_pieter @carloscelism @psaintmaurice @NCIEpiTraining
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Tuesday October 26, 7pm, Brenda Penninx will lead a panel discussion on Chance in Medicine, a webinar organized by @KNAW. Speakers are George Davey Smith, Jan Vandenbroucke and Olaf Dekkers. For registration, please see knaw.nl/nl/actueel/agenda/to…
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'Een arts behandelt niet een ziekte maar een mens’ zegt hoogleraar acute interne geneeskunde Prabath Nanayakkara in ons magazine Medisch Specialist. Hij deelt zijn 6 belangrijkste lessen over #samenbeslissen. @Prabath13 @amsterdamumc @PatientenNL @MinVWS bit.ly/3ACObFo
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Maar liefst 8.000 Amsterdamse kinderen worden 25 jaar lang gevolgd om er achter te komen hoe #gezondheidsverschillen tussen kinderen ontstaan. Met de uitkomsten van de #ABCD-studie kan beleid worden ontwikkeld om leefomstandigheden te verbeteren. bit.ly/30ephzl




































