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Obnoxious farm-smell protects from allergic asthma

september 30, 2015 by Rams

By Bas ten Elzen Have you grown up on a farm, being disgusted by the view and smell of the stool and excreta of the animals every morning? Then you might actually be lucky! Researchers from Ghent University hypothesize that this rural environment correlates with high exposition to LPS, which is an element of the cell wall of gram-negative bacteria. Growing up on a farm consequently gives rise to the induction of the so-called ubiquitin-modifying enzyme A20, which is strongly linked to LPS. … [Read more...]

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RAMS symposium on the 2nd of November!

september 4, 2015 by Rams

The very first edition of the RAMS symposium will be held on the 2nd of November. This evening will be all about health technology. Interesting speakers will tell you all about the newest technologies which are currently being applied in healthcare. At the end of the evening you'll receive a goodiebag filled with the newest (3rd!!) edition of RAMS and a Radboud Reflects surprise. So block the 2nd of november in your calendar, and be sure to check our Facebook page or website for further details! … [Read more...]

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Alarming increased risk of stroke caused by one of the most commonly prescribed drugs

september 1, 2015 by Rams

Alarming increased risk of stroke caused by one of the most commonly prescribed drugs

By Bas ten Elzen Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are one of the most commonly prescribed drugs worldwide, accounting for an annual turnover of about 10 billion euros. In most countries, like in the US, these drugs are obtainable without a prescription, and are even sold in regular shops like supermarkets. Now, however, the easy availabilty of these drugs might be something to be concerned about.. Admittedly, PPIs are very effective in treating a wide range of diseases; including … [Read more...]

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Second edition – June 2015

juni 15, 2015 by Rams

The second edition is here! Read it online, download the PDF or find it in the medical faculty buidling! Online version: http://issuu.com/ramspublicrelations/docs/second_edition_-_final   PDF version: RAMS' second edition - June 2015 … [Read more...]

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Change of board and editorial staff

juni 11, 2015 by Rams

Change of board and editorial staff

On june 10th, 2015, we enjoyed drinks at cafe Piecken to celebrate the change of the board and the editorial staff. It was a great evening! … [Read more...]

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