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Researchers find immediate signs of brain damage in blood after football headers

Researchers find immediate signs of brain damage in blood after football headers

Amsterdam UMC and the KNVB conducted a study showing that heading a football results in temporary blood markers indicative of acute brain damage. The research found that the levels of these substances increase based on the frequency and force of the headers.

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German anatomist and Body Worlds founder Gunther von Hagens (81) has died

German anatomist and Body Worlds founder Gunther von Hagens (81) has died

German anatomist and inventor of the plastination technique, Gunther von Hagens, has passed away at the age of 81 due to a brain hemorrhage. He was widely known for creating the Body Worlds anatomical exhibitions.

Saturday market relocated on August 1 and 15

Saturday market relocated on August 1 and 15

The Saturday market at the Grote Markt in Haarlem will be relocated to Zijlstraat, Nieuwe Groenmarkt, and Krocht on August 1 and 15, 2026. This temporary move is necessary to accommodate the Haarlem Culinair and Haarlem Live events taking place on the Grote Markt.

Nearly 1.2 million Dutch viewers watch Van der Poel win the final stage of the Tour de France

Nearly 1.2 million Dutch viewers watch Van der Poel win the final stage of the Tour de France

Approximately 1.2 million viewers in the Netherlands watched the final stage of the Tour de France on Sunday. Mathieu van der Poel secured the victory by crossing the finish line first on the Champs-Élysées in Paris.

How to keep your teeth as healthy as possible: How diet can help

How to keep your teeth as healthy as possible: How diet can help

As the Netherlands faces a looming shortage of dentists, experts are highlighting the importance of maintaining dental health through proper oral care and diet. Dietitian Sanne Mouha and dentist Vincent Koningsveld explain which foods to avoid and which ones can help protect teeth to minimize the need for dental visits.

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

Ahmad Joudeh, who grew up as a stateless refugee, pursued his dream of becoming a professional dancer after facing significant challenges. Ten years ago, he moved to the Netherlands with the support of the Dutch National Ballet and has since built a successful international career in dance.