Thijs Kuiken faced a moral dilemma after reviewing a Lancet manuscript showing the new coronavirus spread between humans

Largest-ever survey finds one in 12 Dutch scientists have recently committed fraud

New device looks for signature mix of volatile compounds in patients' exhaled air

Critics question protocols and ethics of parties, concerts, and sports events that rely on testing to keep people safe

Life-threatening responses seen in at least eight people could be linked to polyethylene glycol, known to trigger reactions to some drugs

Many institutions decline to participate in Dutch study, fearing bad press on a sensitive subject

Reinfections give scientists clues about how long protection lasts—and how well vaccines might perform

Nigeria’s top public health scientist says the pandemic may accelerate worries about access to vaccines

Scientists launch trial of bacillus Calmette-Guérin, a vaccine made of living bacteria, to protect health care workers at risk of COVID-19 infection

Mosquirix faces real-world test in Malawi, Kenya, and Ghana

Compiling the evidence from dozens of studies doesn't always bring clarity

Nutrients editors quit en masse from MDPI journal

Scientists thought the drug might help high-risk fetuses by providing them with more oxygen and nutrients

Customers question whether paid articles in digital magazines are worth the money

A radical proposal would let researchers decide what constitutes significance

He has long been a thorn in scientists’ sides. Today, Latour wants to help rebuild trust in science

A Dutch funding agency is making €3 million available to repeat landmark studies—including one published in 1960

An approach that may be tried in the Netherlands would do away with peer review and just let researchers give each other money

New study analyzes the effect of lip-locking on the mouth's microbiota

Disrupting the developing gut microbiome may affect metabolism