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In total, 2,670 SSc patients and 3,245 healthy individuals from four European populations were included in this study (Spain: cases, 1,103; controls, 1,610; Germany: cases, 554; controls, 437; The Netherlands: cases, 380; controls, 489; Italy: cases, 633; controls, 709).

(AP) NETHERLANDS: LOCKERBIE CASE DELAYED -- The testimony of a key witness in the Lockerbie bombing trial was delayed until Monday so the defense can ask the Central Intelligence Agency for unedited versions of interviews with him.

Spotify has also published a report by its director of economics Will Page using the Netherlands as a case study to prove that streaming music services have eaten into piracy much more than they have cannibalised legal sales there.

The Netherlands took the case of the Dutch-flagged ship and its crew to the UN tribunal in Hamburg on Monday.

Jewish and Muslim leaders see a worrying global trend, with the Netherlands a critical test case.

The purpose of this study is to review the available evidence and to apply the findings to quantify the societal economic burden of ADHD in a European setting, using the Netherlands as a reference case.

There has been yet another ominous sign: the rising rate of syphilis infections, which has proved to be an infallible barometer for the incidence of H.I.V. Greece reported no syphilis infections in 2001; the Netherlands reported less than one case per hundred thousand people; Turkey had five cases per hundred thousand; Iceland had just over eleven.

However, the outlook changed dramatically in the 1970s and 80s because of a series of court cases in The Netherlands which culminated in an agreement between the legal and medical authorities to ensure that no physician would be prosecuted for assisting a patient to die as long as certain guidelines were strictly adhered to (see Griffiths, et al. 1998).

The Netherlands soon followed suit.

Denmark and the Netherlands reported the birth place of cases' parents; in Denmark, the geographical origin for TB cases under 26 years of age is classified according to parents' place of birth (e.g. native-born cases under 26 years of age whose parents were born outside Denmark are classified as foreign-born cases).

The Netherlands are a good test case in this context, because they are a highly developed service society with an excellent ICT infrastructure, which means that the scope for TLF is relatively high.