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Health-based occupational exposure limit for hydrogenated terphenyl
Occupational exposure to hydrogenated terphenyl may damage employees’ health. According to the Health Council, this damage is ...
All-trans retinoic acid may damage the unborn child
People occupationally exposed to all-trans retinoic acid can subsequently suffer from adverse health effects. Pregnant women ...
Care for body and care for mind need integration
A growing group of patients suffers from a combination of physical and mental disorders. The strict compartmentalisation of ...
Assessing alternatives for burial and cremation
Alternative techniques for burial and cremation may be admitted when they are safe, dignified and sustainable. Alkaline ...
Sustainability is part of advice on nutrition
In its periodic advice on healthy nutrition, the Health Council of the Netherlands will pay more attention to sustainability and ...
Priority for people over 70 in pneumococcus vaccination
For the vaccination programme against pneumococci that will be starting this autumn the Health Council recommends prioritising ...
Iron and steel founding emissions carcinogenic
The Emissions which are formed during iron and steel founding may cause cancer. This is a risk for people who work in places ...
No permit is required for hepatitis screening GGD
Under the Population Screening Act a permit is not required for screening the first-generation non-Western migrants for hepatitis ...
Population Screening Act: NIPT for multiple pregnancies
The NIPT consortium has applied for a permit to offer the non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) to women with multiple pregnancies as ...
Removing remaining lead pipes
In some houses lead concentrations in the tap water are high. In particular this concerns old houses with lead indoor pipes. High ...