Ardine de Wit is an Endowed Professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Health Behaviors and Chronic Diseases. With a PhD in Health Economics from Erasmus University Rotterdam, she has dedicated her career to the economic evaluation of healthcare treatments, particularly in the context of end-stage renal disease. Her research encompasses various aspects of health economics, including cost-effectiveness analyses and public health interventions. De Wit holds various prestigious positions within esteemed organizations, contributing her expertise to numerous committees focused on prevention and efficacy in healthcare. Her extensive research output reflects her commitment to improving health outcomes and informing policy decisions with rigorous economic evaluations. De Wit actively contributes to initiatives aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, underscoring her dedication to addressing global health challenges. With substantial experience from her roles in several prominent health organizations, she continues to influence the field through her academic work and collaborative projects.