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Bartholin Instituttet

The Bartholin Institute was named after Thomas Bartholin, the Danish anatomist who discovered the lymphatic system, since many of the institute's activities are related to the immune system.
The institute hosts research groups within Cancer/Immunology and Diabetes

Diabetes mellitus

0.5-1% percent of the Danish population is suffering from type I diabetes mellitus, one of the highest incidences in the world. Read more: Sygdom og behandling

History

The Bartholin Institute was founded in 1987 and it currently located at the university hospital.
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Kontakt

Bartholin Instituttet
Biocenter København
Rigshospitalet
Afsn. 3733
Ole Maaløes Vej 5
2200 København N
Tlf: 3545 6074
Fax: 3545 6088

Transport

Closest S-station is Nørreport. Busses 3A, 6A, 42, 43, 173E, 184, 185, 150S run right to our door steps.

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