Pregnancy Loss Not Linked to Later Cancer COPENHAGEN - A new study finds that pregnancy loss, even if repeated, is not associated with later cancer development. The study is the largest of its kind, investigating multiple types of cancer, and both common and rare types of pregnancy loss. 11. October 2019 / 9:45
Research project will improve the quality of life of people with chronic arthritis Senior Researcher and nurse Bente Appel Esbensen Center for Rheuma-tology and Spine Diseases, Rigshospitalet, receives DKK 7.5 million from The Novo Nordisk Foundation for a major new research project that will provide new tools to nurses and other healthcare profes-sionals to help them further improve the quality of life of people with chronic arthritis. 27. September 2019 / 13:30
Rigshospitalet-spinout to develop cancer-drug in Copenhagen-based 'Creation House' The biotech company ADCendo ApS, a spinout-company from the Biotech Research and Innovation Centre within University of Copenhagen and Rigshospitalet, has been accepted into the start up-programme Creation House at the BioInnovation Institute. Along with the enrolment comes guidance, support, advanced laboratories and a convertible loan of 10 million DKK. 30. August 2019 / 0:00
Saves thousands of lives as a matter of routine Since its introduction 30 years ago, percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has changed from being a nerve-racking journey into unknown territory to an everyday procedure. However, there is a reverse side to this successful, now routine procedure. 29. August 2019 / 15:20
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