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Australian-Danish collaboration on gestational diabetes From April 2017 the Australian professor and diabetes expert David McIntyre from the University of Queensland is affiliated with the Center for Pregnant Women with Diabetes at Rigshospitalet. He will investigate options for implementing international guidelines for diagnosing pregnancy-related diabetes in Denmark. 8. May 2017 / 13:50
Women suffering from Horton's disease often overlooked Horton's disease (cluster headache) is usually considered as a disease found in men. However, research by the Danish Headache Centre shows that women have the same characteristic symptoms and often go misdiagnosed. 3. April 2017 / 9:35
Smoking during pregnancy weakens the optic nerve of the child Children whose mothers have smoked during pregnancy have a weaker retina-brain connection. This is the result of new research by Rigshospitalet, Zealand University Hospital and the University of Copenhagen. 31. March 2017 / 10:05
Late puberty in boys may be genetic In a comprehensive study of 1130 Danish boys and 424 Chilean boys, a group of researchers headed by Professor Anders Juul from Rigshospitalet has found two new genes which may help explain why some boys reach puberty later than others. 28. March 2017 / 14:25
Facteur de croissance du fibroblaste 23, et mortalité cardiovasculaire et mortalité toutes causes confondues