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A Dutch Hospital Scanned 2,000 Extra Patients in 2025 — Without Adding a Single Scanner

A Dutch Hospital Scanned 2,000 Extra Patients in 2025 — Without Adding a Single Scanner

Zutphen, Sunday, 31 May 2026.
Gelre Ziekenhuizen used AI-powered MRI software to scan nearly 2,000 additional patients in 2025, cutting wait times without expanding physical capacity.

A Robot That Delivers Bandages Is Just the Start of a Major Dutch Hospital-University Partnership

A Robot That Delivers Bandages Is Just the Start of a Major Dutch Hospital-University Partnership

Delft, Friday, 29 May 2026.
TU Delft and Reinier de Graaf Hospital are deepening a formal partnership to tackle rising healthcare costs through practical technology, with an autonomous bandage-delivery robot already demonstrated on the hospital floor.

Vanilla Farming in Madagascar May Actually Help Forests, Not Harm Them, New Research Finds

Vanilla Farming in Madagascar May Actually Help Forests, Not Harm Them, New Research Finds

Wageningen, Friday, 29 May 2026.
A 2026 Wageningen University study reveals that vanilla farming is wrongly blamed for deforestation in Madagascar — rice cultivation is the real culprit, while vanilla grown under shade trees may actually boost biodiversity.

All-Female Biotech Team Defies a 3% Funding Barrier to Bring a Smarter Arthritis Drug to Clinical Trials

All-Female Biotech Team Defies a 3% Funding Barrier to Bring a Smarter Arthritis Drug to Clinical Trials

Amsterdam, Wednesday, 27 May 2026.
In a sector where less than 3% of European venture capital reaches female-founded companies, Amplio Pharma’s all-women leadership team has secured the funding needed to advance NovoBioJect — a reimagined combination therapy for rheumatoid arthritis — into clinical trials.

Dutch Scientists and Horse Breeders Team Up to Protect the Genetic Future of Native Horse Breeds

Dutch Scientists and Horse Breeders Team Up to Protect the Genetic Future of Native Horse Breeds

Wageningen, Tuesday, 26 May 2026.
Wageningen University & Research and 15 Dutch studbooks are using DNA analysis and population data to reduce hereditary disorders and inbreeding — before irreversible genetic damage is done.

Dutch Medical Technology School Marks Two Decades of Healthcare Innovation

Dutch Medical Technology School Marks Two Decades of Healthcare Innovation

Eindhoven, Monday, 25 May 2026.
The School of Medical Physics and Engineering Eindhoven celebrates 20 years of training professionals who bridge technology and healthcare. Since 2006, this specialized program has produced experts in medical physics and engineering, contributing significantly to the Netherlands’ position as a leader in health technology innovation and medical device development.