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Erasmus University Rotterdam provides excellent education and is part of the international top in certain research areas. Erasmus University is not only an internationally oriented university, it is also well embedded in the city of Rotterdam and the region. Its expertise is concentrated on: Economics and Management, Medicine and Health Sciences, and Law, Culture and Society. Erasmus University as an interesting employer EUR provides excellent education to students and is part of the international top in certain research areas. At campus Woudestein top researchers, teachers, support staff and students meet each other. This contributes to a characteristic and lively ambiance. We offer meaningful and versatile work. Scientific staff with a background in Economics and Management, Medicine and Health or Law, Culture and Society can deepen their knowledge at Erasmus University. In addition, we have several opportunities for support staff as well. Above all, Erasmus University finds the development of her employees of great importance. With our career-development and mobility policies and several educational possibilities we support and stimulate you to actively shape your own career. All this combined with our attractive employment conditions is what makes Erasmus University an interesting employer for you. http://www.eur.nl/english/workingat/ http://www.rotterdam.nl/expatdesk https://www.academictransfer.com/search_results/?q=EUR&find=zoeken

The original WHI study began in the early 1990s and concluded in 2005. Since 2005, the WHI has continued as Extension Studies, which are annual collections of health updates and outcomes in active participants. The second Extension Study enrolled 93,500 women in 2010 and follow-up of these women continues through another extension that will conclude in 2020. NHLBI intends to fund the next Extension Study for the follow-up of WHI participants through 2027. As with the original WHI study, the main areas of research are cardiovascular disease, cancers, and osteoporotic fractures. While WHI continues to focus on strategies to prevent the major causes of death, disability, and frailty in older women, the breadth and richness of the WHI data allow for the exploration and investigation of many more research questions on women's health and aging. To learn more about the original WHI study that began in the early 1990's, including specific details about the three clinical trials and the observational study, visit the WHI program page on the NHLBI website. About WHI Extension Participants