🚑 Recent high impact publications of our research group 🧫 Infection Research📍Amsterdam UMC 🔬Center for Experimental and Molecular Medicine

Amsterdam, Nederland
Joined November 2022
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In COVID-19, specific ageing-related alterations in the host response likely contribute to the increased mortality. Evidence is provided for potential age-specific immunomodulatory targets across four pathophysiological COVID-19 domains. bit.ly/3mIMt4l #ERJ #covid
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New Article (@bmj_latest ) by Schuurman and Baarsma. The article evaluates the disparities among healthcare workers in typing speed extensively 📠 The article addresses a fundamental issue in current practice: increasing administrative burden! 🏥 doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2022-072…
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🔬A new @Crit_Care paper from Erik Michels of our research group. 🏥The objective: the association of ageing with alterrations in host response pathways and transcriptomes in sepsis. rdcu.be/c1F5P #sepsis #age #sepsisresearch #ageresearch #infection #amsterdamumc
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🔬A new paper by Wiersinga & van der Poll! This review describes the immunopathogenesis of sepsis and highlight recent pathophysiological findings. doi.org/10.1016/j.ebiom.2022… #sepsis #sepsisresearch #review #research #infection #amsterdamumc #medicine #research #inflammation
Kullberg et al., shows that both bacterial and fungal lung microbiota are related to nonresolving Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome and cytokines in COVID-19. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3561… #research #medicine #microbiome #covid #ards #lung #ats #ats #AJRCCM