Anne Tybjærg-Hansen receives the Anitschkow Prize Professor Anne Tybjærg-Hansen, a consultant at Rigshospitalet, has been awarded the Anitschkow Prize 2018. The focus of her research is on changes in hereditary genes and how they affect the development of cardiovascular diseases 15. May 2018 / 11:00
Chip boosts cancer diagnostics A small chip the size of your thump can find the fingerprints of a cancer tumour and establish a precise diagnosis in just one week – previously this could take up to six weeks. Since the start of the year, the Department of Pathology at Rigshospitalet has used the chip to help more than 20 children and adults in their treatment for brain cancer. 7. May 2018 / 0:00
Three Novo Nordisk Foundation Professorships in Fetal and Paediatric Surgery In the pursuit of creating a new front line Children's Hospital in Copenhagen, The Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded three professorships in paediatric surgery within the fields: heart disease, translational reconstruction techniques and fetal therapy and surgery. 30. April 2018 / 15:00
Brainwaves reveal whether young ears can hear Babies without language cannot communicate what they hear in a hearing test. However, with new technology, physicians can now measure a baby’s brain activity and find out whether the sound is reaching a baby’s ears. 30. April 2018 / 11:00
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