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No link between paracetamol use during pregnancy and autism or ADHD in children
Preventive Angioplasty Does Not Improve Prognosis
Study on twins provides new insights into immune defence in the womb
Unnecessary Use Of Beta-blockers After Heart Attack
Social workers in Sweden face elevated risk of mental disorders
Perinatal depression linked with premenstrual mood disorders – new research
Post-covid Not Necessarily Barrier To Exercise
Clinical Improvements For Joint Operations
Genetic markers show the way to the most effective leukaemia treatment
The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund finances 8 research positions at KI
Less extensive breast cancer surgery results in fewer swollen arms
To Arrest Illness At Early Stage
Socioeconomic Risk Factors For Tuberculosis
EU tackles global health problems with KI as coordinator
New Hope In Immunotherapy Against Cancer
Exploring Research Spaces and Cultural Exchange: Insights from a Karolinska Institutet Visit
Estimating remaining life years and loss in life expectancy for cancer patients: statistical modelling within a relative survival framework
New Study Seeks Hereditary Causes Of Childhood Cancer
Women with obesity do not need to gain weight during pregnancy
New Insights Into Adult-Onset Type 1 Diabetes
Bidirectional link between premenstrual disorders and perinatal depression
New study shows how the Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus enters our cells
Funding for greener schoolyards to encourage physical activity
Angelique bridges the world of clinic, research and teaching at KBH
Svedberg Prize To KI Researcher Björn Reinius
Rare Disease Provides Broader Knowledge
Strengthened Midwifery Increases Women’s Access To Care
She is awarded the Sjöberg Prize for laying the foundations of a cancer vaccine
Ministerial Visit Focuses On Alzheimer’s Disease
How Can We Get More People To Eat Climate-smart?
Art Of Folding DNA
Royal Grant For ALS Research
Psychiatrist Ullakarin Nyberg was herself affected by breast cancer
Exercise Tested Against Breast Cancer
Diet And Breast Cancer: Alcohol Increases Risk
Master’s programme in global health to be two years long
What Causes Breast Cancer?
KI’s President a member of the government’s life science council
Researching Orthopaedics For Trauma Patients
Digital Twin Allows For Tailored Medication
Oxidative stress in heart failure varies between males and females
Cleaner air in Swedish cities brings significant health benefits
Sweden signs new cooperation agreement with the US on cancer research
Stephan Mielke at the signing of new collaborative agreement with the USA on cancer care and cancer research
PTSD In Pregnant Women May Affect Risk Of ADHD In Child
An educational policy lab about the journey of a Swedish Government Official Report
Do You Want To Be Peer Of Young Ukranian Researcher
Family support program for a healthier schoolstart are implemented in areas with higher health needs