Associate Professor Fena Ochs enhances our understanding of cell division by identifying distinct cohesin populations within cells.
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Are they able to maintain weight loss? A new Danish study sheds light on the matter.
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Camilla Juhl Pørksen from the Department of Odontology has been involved in testing a newly invented lozenge that can make a significant difference, as a supplement to daily tooth brushing with fluoride toothpaste.
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A new study by Postdoc Andrea Grostøl Dietz and her colleagues from Professor Maiken Nedergaard's lab at the Center for Translational Neuromedicine may provide new insight into the extracellular space.
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The study is based on data from the national health registers in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. It included a total of 389,949 births across the three countries with 1,013 stillbirths. 31 of the women experiencing stillbirth had been infected with covid-19
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Researchers have discovered new migraine genes which contain new and more accurate information about the condition of the individual patient. This may lead to more targeted treatment.
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When infants are born too early, the mother often does not have enough of her own milk. But such infants urgently need the right nourishment. Two novel studies show that cow colostrum can be used as a supplement instead of baby formula products.
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A significant breakthrough sheds light on the underlying mechanisms of Parkinson's disease, offering the potential for innovative treatments in the future.

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New study of past rainfall in the tropical Pacific shows that not long ago we had similar extreme climatic conditions for 200 years. This insight may help us improve climate models and prepare us for the global warming under way.
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Research suggests that the diseased brain cells can be replaced with new ones, offering hope for effective future treatments
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New research shows that cotton buds could become a valuable tool in the accelerating biodiversity crisis.
Kristine Bohmann Laurisse
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Professor Ole Kiehn have discovered a group of nerve cells in the brain that can halt all movement – even breathing. That may help to understand Parkinson’s symptoms.
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In the past, it has been a mystery how the Hepatitis C virus evades the human body's immune system. But now, research by Troels K H Scheel and Jens Bukh has discovered how the clever virus does it.
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New research can help doctors diagnose bile acid diarrhoea and find the right treatment.
Jesper B Andersen
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New research from the Department of Odontology at the University of Copenhagen helps change treatment procedures at Rigshospitalet.
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Exciting study by Liv Eidsmo reveals that memory killer cells play a crucial role in melanoma survival. High levels of these specialized immune cells in cancer tissue are associated with better outcomes.
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A new study by professor Søren Brunak shows how a supercomputer can predict people in high risk of developing the disease.
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Greenlandic glacial rock flour can help fight climate change. The researcher Christiana Amalie Dietzen calls the studies a 'promising, scalable solution.'
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A drug that was originally developed to treat diabetes and severe overweight might also help people with nicotine dependence, concludes new research by Christoffer Clemmensen from the University of Copenhagen.

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Congratulations to Simon Bekker-Jensen lab and Mette Rosenkilde for receiving two proof of concept grants from European Research Council (ERC) Each grant is worth 1.5 million DKK over a year and a half.