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A Successful En Resa Genom Hjärnan: Bringing Neuroscience to the Public
3D Kidney Diagnostics Using Advanced Light Microscopy
Jennie Gustavsson is terminally ill: ‘A palliative person can be very vital’
Krister Sjörén has incurable cancer: ‘Death does not scare me’
Krister Has Incurable Prostate Cancer
Counsellor: ‘Palliative care works to create a sense of safety
Making Death More Present In Everyday Life
Important to talk about death when children are incurably ill
Palliative care: how to improve quality of life in terminal illness
Jonatan Wistrand is awarded the Medicine Doctor Axel Hirsch Prize 2025 for his doctoral dissertation ‘The Doctor as Patient’
Continued medication important for heart failure patients
KI research receives SEK 3.4 million from the Swedish Kidney Foundation
20 KI researchers receive grants from the Swedish Kidney Foundation
Early-career researchers awarded scholarships to attend Swedish Suicide Research Conference
Swedish Hanna is pursuing a global master’s programme at KI
New KI Centre To Make AI Research More Accessible
Eric Thelin’s Research Group Receives Donation
Göran Gustafsson Prize Honors Pioneering Research in Cancer Biology
Prestigious Göran Gustafsson Prize To Laura Baranello
Gonçalo Castelo-Branco wants to fundamentally understand MS
Karolinska University Hospital Adopts New RDE Strategy
CMA – Provides new knowledge on how to slow down tumor cell metastasis
Fluoride in drinking water is associated with impaired childhood cognition
EuroJEM – new infrastructure for occupational exposure matrices in Europe
Last Chance for Early Bird Tickets to the Swedish Suicide Research Conference
New Findings Could Improve Stroke Care
Margareta Persson and Leif Lundblad to be made honorary doctors at Karolinska Institutet
New biomarkers may improve diagnosis of gallbladder cancer
Study reveals health risks in people with HIV despite successful therapy
Critical illness more common than expected in African hospitals
New understanding of cancer drugs can improve treatments
New understanding of cancer drugs may improve treatments
New approach for studying drug-proteoform interactions can improve cancer treatments
Increased Interest In KI’s Global Master’s Programmes
Vinnova Renews Support For KI’s Business Incubator
Vinnova Renews Support For KI’s Incubator Portfolio
Antidepressants linked to faster cognitive decline in dementia
Increased knowledge about hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis can save lives
NeurotechEU Summer School 2025 In Bonn
Your pupils change size as you breathe – here’s why this new discovery is important
Breathing And Vision May Be Linked
Eight Prestigious MSCA Grants Awarded To KI
New knowledge portal facilitates research on metabolic diseases
Empagliflozin after heart attack – New study yields unexpected results
Serious Mental Illness Common In Chronic Kidney Disease
How Aspartame Affects Blood Vessels In Mice
Erling-Persson Foundation supports development of advanced cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease
Stress Can Shape Developing Brain