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Ahti launches accelerator program for healthtech startups

Ahti is launching HealthInc, an accelerator program for early-stage healthtech startups.

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Constantijn van Oranje gives start signal startups Amsterdam knowledge institutes

Students and researchers can benefit from additional support when starting their own business.

Kick off HealthInc for healthtech startups

Friday September 8, 2017, was the kick off of HealthInc: ahti’s accelerator for healthtech startups.

“Math can save lives”

How math improved ambulance services in Amsterdam, as discussed during the ahti update "Smart logistics in healthcare" on September 14, 2017.

Ahti supports Amsterdam in HIV prevention

Ahti analyzes and visualizes HIV trends in Amsterdam’s neighborhoods to support the H-TEAM in planning interventions that prevent new infections and prioritize areas for testing.

German Healthcare Management students visit ahti

Health care management students from the Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University from Loerrach, Germany, visited ahti today to find out more about the Dutch healthcare system.

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Finale landelijke eHealth Steden Estafette in Amsterdam

Op woensdag 22 maart 2017 vond de finale van de landelijke eHealth Steden Estafette plaats in het Amsterdam health & technology center (AHTC).

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Obesity new disaster for Africa

Research physician Steven van de Vijver conducted research on cardiovascular diseases among the 5,000 inhabitants of Korogocho slum, Nairobi.

Supporting Ghanaian talents in entrepreneurship

Growing Business Together (GBT) helps Ghanaian entrepreneurs to accelerate their startup, in Ghana as well as in The Netherlands.

Start Pilot Wijkbrede aanpak (WBA – Neighborhood Based Approach)

To promote healthy living, prevention and support for people of all ages, professionals in health and welfare need to work together. However, situations can differ per population or neighborhood.