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Dutch Health Week 2024 takes place in April

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June 08, 2023
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Dutch Health Week will take place in 2024 from April 8 to 14. During Dutch Health Week, Jaarbeurs and the city of Utrecht are packed with events for citizens and professionals in healthcare and life sciences. It is buzzing with seminars, network meetings and conferences. Jeroen van Hooff, CEO Royal Jaarbeurs: "In 2024, Jaarbeurs will again be a week of accessible care and health for all. I am proud that together with the City of Utrecht, FC Utrecht and Utrecht Marketing, among others, we are organizing an inspiring festival where high-quality innovations will be presented. And of course the latest...

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