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New Copenhagen audio walk explores power, colonialism and health

How have histories of power and colonialism shaped how we understand health today? That’s the…

Online and blended learning, teacher competencies, capacity strengthening

PEP partners explore new teaching approaches at UCPH summer school

PEP partners from India and East Africa joined colleagues at SUND to exchange ideas and explore new…

Students address menstrual health challenges in Kibera at the SDG Innovation Challenge 2026

Through collaboration, creativity, and design thinking, 40 students from different universities cam…

Elina Leiviskä: Bridging research and practice in nursing and midwifery education

Meet Elina Leiviskä, a postdoctoral researcher in the Global Health Section, Department of Public…

Preventative care

RS virus admissions among infants fall sharply following vaccine rollout

A new study from the University of Copenhagen and Nordsjællands Hospital suggests that Denmark's ne…

New deputy prorector and DKK 110 million are to prepare the University for a new reality

Artificial intelligence is causing changes to research, education and working life at a pace few ha…

Climate, Disaster, Research

Natural Hazards fellowship visit extends to COPE student supervision

Learn about Dr Gabi Mocatta’s fellowship visit to COPE in June 2026.

Calcium supplements may slow bone loss in postmenopausal women

A new study from the University of Copenhagen shows that daily calcium supplementation in the years…

Staying on diabetes medication is linked to fewer heart attacks and strokes

Adults with type 2 diabetes that don't take their medicine consistently has a 27 percent higher rat…

Researchers uncover hidden mechanism behind congenital heart disease

The discovery of a signaling mechanism in the cells’ ‘antennae’ may help explain why some fetuses…

From classroom to startup: Moving menstrual health beyond fertility and blood

Meet BeLuna, a student start-up from the University of Copenhagen, which is trying to change the…

When the green transition hits the backyard

We broadly support the green transition. But when it changes our landscape, our daily lives, or our…