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Mar 18, 2020

Corona pulls the emergency brake

All in all, they have always been in the majority. Although not very big and not very visible, they have made their marks on world history…

Corona pulls the emergency brake

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Dec 23, 2018

The best health wearables of 2018

Without a doubt. It is Monday morning. My mood is quite below temperature as I try to put the rigid wheels of the ‘hypermodern’ cow…

The best health wearables of 2018

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Jun 5, 2018

Nintendo and knives: a female surgeon in Tokyo

This is my first time to visit Japan. Strangely so, I feel a sense of recognition during the visit of one of the shrines in Tokyo. As if I…

Nintendo and knives: a female surgeon in Tokyo

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Oct 22, 2017

Disease for profit

Last week, I recorded a short testimonial why I would like to become surgeon. Why it sometimes frustrates me to work in the health care…

Disease for profit

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Aug 14, 2017

How to quit smoking with WhatsApp

Do you use WhatsApp? How many of the social groups you belong to have a digital version on this app? What do you share? And how often do…

How to quit smoking with WhatsApp

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Jun 28, 2017

The silk roads of cancer

“Reset your brain rather than letting it repeat what you already know.”

The silk roads of cancer

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Mar 1, 2017

The personal side of medicine

How conducting research on a rainy day removed the clouds

The personal side of medicine

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Feb 5, 2017

A surgeon’s touch

Precisely 7.30am, room G4–123, Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam. “Good morning. This is the handover of Tuesday 3rd of January 2017.”…

A surgeon’s touch

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Sep 2, 2016

How to save time if you manage a clinical multicentre trial.

Part 1 of efficiency hacks: How to import follow-up moments from excel into outlook

How to save time if you manage a clinical multicentre trial.

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May 8, 2016

When two medical residents visit a design conference.

During a week of night shift, I read Scott Belsky’s book “How to make ideas happen”. As a surgical resident and a PhD candidate at the…

When two medical residents visit a design conference.

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emmabruns

Doctor for people (AMC) Writer with words (NRC, TEDx, Bezige Bij) Sucker for nature (gardens to mountains) Junk to sports (hockey, ski, yoga) Loves to learn

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