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New research links cells commonly associated with ageing to chronic pain and headaches
Results Of ALASCCA Study Will Be Presented At ASCO-GI
Novel deep learning-based models for cancer histopathology image analysis
Bridging Gap: Models That Mirror Human Tumors In Lab
Global study pinpoints genes for depression across ethnicities
Good footballers are quick-witted but not always agreeable
Why do false claims that vaccines cause autism refuse to die? Here are nine reasons
Radiotherapy Charged With New Energy
Local Radiation Effective Against Early Rectal Cancer
Memory In Skin Hinders Healing After Radiation
Radiopharmaceuticals being tested for brain tumours in children
Brain degeneration in dementia with Lewy bodies begins early
Glaucoma researcher Pete Williams receives grant from American foundation
Celiac Disease Linked To Chronic Liver Disease
The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation supports life science research at KI
AI Can Improve Ovarian Cancer Diagnoses
New Study Reveals New Insights Into Wound Healing
MS brain atlas could pave the way for personalised treatment
Eight KI researchers receive grants from the Asthma and Allergy Association’s Research Fund
Poor Vascular Health Accelerates Brain Ageing
IMM receives large grants from external research funders
KI President Annika Östman Wernerson New Member Of IVA
Small Structures Can Explain Severe Illness
Cardiometabolic diseases may influence both the risk and progression of motor neuron diseases
The Swedish Cancer and Allergy Fund grants SEK 2.3 million to KI researchers
“CAR T-cell Therapy Is Here To Stay”
PARC Training course on Health risk assessment of chemicals at IMM
International workshop at GPH sets stage for Lancet Series on Health Diplomacy
New Study Sheds Light On Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Mats Paulsson Foundations allocate SEK 10 million to Alzheimer’s research at KI
New Method Could Improve Cervical Cancer Screening
Establishment grant for research on a Brief Contact Intervention for suicide prevention
MedH researchers are awarded grants from the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation
Combined screening can detect liver damage in diabetes patients
Air pollution has contributed to 16 million deaths in India in the past decade – new study
Health Crises Forum 2024 – when a health crisis or war hits us, what will universities do?
Grant worth 3 million enables creation of Nordic health crisis network
More than SEK 80 million from the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation for KI projects
Air Pollution In India Linked To Millions Of Deaths
Bergendorff Scholarship 2024
NextGenNK And CCRM Nordic Mini-symposium
The doctoral course ‘Sustainable Health and the 2030 Agenda’ has started
Additional Millions From Forte To Two NVS Researchers
New AI Technology Can Detect Infections Early and Save Lives
New Research Reveals Two Types Of Fatty Liver Disease
Call for scientific proposals – Swedish Suicide Research Conference 2025
Chronic Kidney Disease: Challenges In Medication Safety
How SARS-CoV-2 Exploits Human Proteins To Replicate