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New Method May Detect Infectious Tuberculosis In Air
Silent Nerve Cells Become Active To Trigger Aggressive Behaviour During Motherhood
Highest Admission Points For This Autumn’s Medical And Biomedicine Programmes
Report On How Stockholm Schools View Later Start Times For School Day
2025 Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine To Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell And Shimon Sakaguchi
Seminar On Boundaries Of Care Provision And How It Affects Older People, Relatives, And Municipalities
Vaccines For All – High-level Meeting With Minister Benjamin Dousa
Vaccines For All – High-level Meeting Highlighted Global Health, Security And Growth
Junior KI Researchers In Special Initiative On Rheumatic Systemic Diseases
Mental Ill-health Runs In Families – But It Doesn’t Have To
Mental Health Runs In Families – But It Doesn’t Have To
KI’s Former Vice-president Sigbritt Werner Has Died
Knut Steffensen: Taking Cell And Gene Therapy From Lab To Hospital
New Fund From KI, KTH And Stockholm University To Support Research-driven Companies
International Collaboration Strengthens Childhood Cancer Care
Greater Impact Than Expected: Premenstrual Disorders Linked To Reduced Quality Of Life
Research Council Finances Research Infrastructure Of National Interest At KI
Poor Sleep May Make Your Brain Age Faster – New Study
Poor Sleep May Accelerate Brain Ageing
Fat Tissue’s Hidden Role In Ovarian Cancer Spread
Gene Linked To Rheumatic Disease Controls Cell Movement
Fredrik Lundberg donates SEK 30 million to colorectal cancer research
Simple Test Can Predict Risk Of Severe Liver Disease
Could your urine predict your dementia risk?
Symposium: Beyond Amyloid and Tau – The Importance of Co-Pathologies in Alzheimer’s Disease
Tumour Cells Exploit Damaged Tissue In Pancreas
KI ranks 8th among Sweden’s 100 most attractive employers
Antibiotic Resistance – Silent Pandemic
Increased risk of depression and psychosis after childbirth among mothers
Gene expression may help predict treatment response in thyroid cancer
Key protein for tick-borne infection revealed – how the TBE virus enters brain cells
Studying brain health in endocrinal and metabolic diseases
Missing First Mammogram Raises Breast Cancer Death Risk
Paracetamol use during pregnancy not linked to autism, our study of 2.5 million children shows
Martin Bergö: “We owe it to humankind to use this technology”
Seeking New Treatments For Glaucoma
Protein In Urine Can Predict Risk Of Dementia
Updated suicide statistics for Sweden – Statistical year 2024
Future research leaders: Arvid Guterstam talks about the work so far
International workshop explores statistical approaches to multimorbidity trajectories
Researcher awarded prize for outstanding dermatological research
Seeking to understand RNA better and to contribute to new therapies
Thesis Maps Firearm Injuries In Sweden
Studying Microenvironment In Which Leukaemia Cells Grow
Studying How Inflammation Starts And Heals In Gut
Minister visits KI for global seminar on young people’s health and wellbeing
Exploring Brain Using Advanced Imaging
Common inexpensive drug halves recurrence in colorectal cancer