Large grant for research into dangerous bacteria The Novo Nordisk Foundation has granted DKK 60 mill. (EUR 7.9 mill.) to a new research centre in persistent bacterial infections. Such are hard to treat with antibiotics and are one of the most serious global health problems. 28. October 2019 / 2:00
Millions for research into physical training prior to cancer surgery With grants totalling more than DKK 10 mill. (EUR 1.3 mill.), TrygFonden’s Centre for Physical Activity Research at Rigshospitalet can now examine whether targeted physical training can help cancer patients through major surgery. 28. October 2019 / 2:00
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
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