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    About the Bartholin Institute

    The Bartholin Institute focuses on cancer and diabetes and strives to obtain a deeper understanding of the biology of these diseases in order to find cures for the patients. 

    The institute is localized in Copenhagen Biocenter and is a part of the Department of Pathology at Rigshospitalet.​​

     Bartholin Institute

    The Bartholin Institute is named after Thomas Bartholin (1616-80) a famous Danish doctor and scientist. Bartholin's groundbreaking anatomical research placed Denmark and The University of Copenhagen at the top of the medical world elite. Amongst several af Bartholin's achievements, was the discovery of the lymphatic system, as well as a very visionary Book of Anatomy.​

    Publishing date: 6/20/2022 4:56 PM

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