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Many bridges in North Holland need maintenance, 'most are outdated'

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Rijkswaterstaat reports that many bridges in the province of Noord-Holland are aging and will require maintenance or replacement in the coming years. While officials confirm the structures are currently safe for traffic, some bridges are experiencing operational failures that affect shipping, and budget constraints necessitate prioritizing future repair projects.

Dentists sound alarm: We are heading for a dental care crisis

Dentists sound alarm: We are heading for a dental care crisis

Dentists in the Netherlands are warning of an impending crisis in dental care due to an aging population and a decrease in the number of elderly patients with dentures. The professional association states that a severe shortage of dentists is expected in the coming years.

Farmers are protesting again, but this summer feels different from 2022

Farmers are protesting again, but this summer feels different from 2022

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Not happy when the sun shines: how to recognize a summer slump or summer depression

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While many enjoy the summer season, some individuals experience a summer dip or summer depression due to the long, warm days. Psychologist Leslie Hodge provides insight into the causes of these mental health struggles and clarifies the differences between the two conditions.