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How important is the 1,5 meter?
The more the virus appears to be contained, the
greater the resistance to the Corona measures. How
important is the 1,5 meter and can it still be
maintained?Andrea Evers catches up with us 'Met
het oog op morgen' on NPO Radio 1.
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Andrea Evers appointed Medical Delta Professor for
Healthy Society
Nine professors can now also call themselves
"Medical Delta professors". They
received a dual appointment to at least two of the
five academic institutions in South Holland
affiliated with Medical Delta. This will boost
health & technology.
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Expectations guide our health - PhD defense
Stefanie Meeuwis
Positive expectations about a particular medicine
support the actual health outcomes, even when
people are told that that it is a placebo-effect.
The opposite, the nocebo-effect, does also work
that way. Health psychologist Stefanie Meeuwis
found proof
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Behavioral consequences of Corona
Andrea Evers as a behavioral expert about Corona
in multiple news broadcasts as for example 'Feiten
en Fabels' (NPO 1, Dutch news broadcast) and M
(NPO 1). What are psychological consequences of
the Corona pandemic? What does it mean for our
mental health
The research group of Andrea Evers Psychoneurobiology of Health and Disease
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The research group of Andrea Evers is based at the Health, Medical, and Neuropsychology unit of Leiden University. We study the role of psychoneurobiological factors in health, stress, and a wide range of chronic somatic symptoms and conditions, including mechanism-oriented fundamental lab research and applied translational intervention research.
We work in an interdisciplinary setting, collaborating with clinical and research departments within and outside of Leiden University and the Leiden University Medical Center.
Our aims
Our aim is to gain insight into the psychoneurobiology of health, stress, and chronic conditions. In addition, we develop and examine ways to optimize health and health care for both patients and health care professionals.
Our methods
In our lab research, we apply multiple psychoneurobiological techniques (e.g., questionnaires, experimental tests, EEG, autonomic, neuroendocrine, and immune assessments) in combination with sophisticated behavioural and physical paradigms (e.g., Quantitative Sensory Testing, conditioning). In addition, we work truly interdisciplinary in optimising health care by combining insights from different disciplines such as psychology, medicine, biology, genetics, and communication. We use these insights to develop and implement disease-generic personalised psychological or psychobiological interventions for patients with all chronic somatic complaints and conditions, for example by means of e-health.
If you are interested in volunteering or doing a research project with us, please contact us.
