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    Department of Obstetrics

    ​The Department of Obstetrics provides prenatal care, obstetric aid and maternity care for women and their relatives.​ Patients admitted to the department are healthy women and women with medical and obstetric complications, as well as women with psycho-social problems.

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     News from Rigshospitalet

    17. June 2022

    Patients with blood poisoning do not have to take so much fluid

    Halving fluids to treat intensive-care patients with blood poisoning causes neither higher mortality nor more serious side effects according to a new trial. ​
    30. May 2022

    Cornerstone laid for Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital

    Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary has laid the cornerstone for Rigshospitalet's new hospital for children, teens, expecting mothers and their families. Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital - Rigshospitalet for Children, Teens and Expecting Families will be a pioneering hospital in which life abounds on the patients’ terms.
    2. May 2022

    New brain-haemorrhage treatment tested on patients for the first time

    Researchers from Rigshospitalet have launched first-in-human trials of a groundbreaking new treatment principle for brain haemorrhages. The professor behind the trials has been working on this breakthrough for 25 years, and he is now about to embark on the second treatment breakthrough in his career. ​​​
    2. May 2022

    Good results with surgery for malignant pleural mesothelioma

    All the malignant pleural mesothelioma operations in Denmark are performed by just a small group of experts. This has led to large improvements in the survival rate for a disease that was untreatable 20 years ago.​
    6. April 2022

    Alzheimer’s Disease: The Identification of 75 Genetic Risk Factors Brings New Insights

    Researchers in Europe, the US and Australia have identified 75 regions of the genome that are associated with Alzheimer's disease. Forty-two of these regions are novel, meaning that they have never before been implicated in the disease.​​
    31. March 2022

    Paracetamol can impair men’s ability to make women pregnant

    New research has disconcerting news: Large quantities of paracetamol seem to affect the function of sperm cells and possibly men’s ability to make women pregnant.​
    21. February 2022

    Best in the world to detect cancer mutations

    The Center for Genomic Medicine has been awarded the gold medal in genetic variant detection from genomic data in cancer diagnostics. The challenge was organised by the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and counted participants from throughout the world.
    7. February 2022

    Gene researchers can now explain different types of migraine

    The world's largest gene study on migraine describes, for the first time, the genetic differences between migraine with and without aura. The results look promising for developing new medicines, says the Danish co-author.​
    1. February 2022

    BørneRiget to have royal new name

    ​Rigshospitalet's new hospital for children, young people, expecting mothers and their families will be named after Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary. The hospital is to open in four years, and it will be called ‘Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital - Rigshospitalet for Children, Teens and Expecting Families´.
    21. December 2021

    Not all patients with COVID-19 need the same medicine

    ​Some patients with COVID pneumonia benefit from antibody medicine to combat the virus. For others, this is no help at all - and perhaps it has the opposite effect.
    Publishing date: 8/15/2022 2:47 PM

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