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School of Global Health Celebrates 15 Years of Impact and Innovation

The University of Copenhagen's School of Global Health recently marked a significant milestone with…

Globally, women in labour are overtreated. The consequences are dire

Too many women receive oxytocin augmentation and undergo cesarean sections, exposing both women an…

Development economists to conduct climate-related research in five new projects

The UCPH-DERG research group under the Department of Economics has received funding for five new…

Global Health Researcher Spotlight

Henrik Kløverpris: Mechanisms underlying gut immune reconstitution after HIV infection

Meet Henrik Kløverpris, an Associate Professor at University of Copenhagen researching the…

Maternal Health

Urgent action needed to reduce stillborn and newborn deaths in Tanzania

A new publication involving researchers from Tanzania, the Netherlands, and Denmark has revealed…

COVID-19 can be harsh on our organs. Now, a significant grant aims to prevent serious consequences

Most of the Danish population has been infected with COVID-19, and several studies indicate that th…

SUICIDE PREVENTION

People with suicidal thoughts help each other through tough times

In closed online groups, people with suicidal thoughts support each other through tough times. Thes…

Collegial supervision

Communities of practice – everything is easier when you’re not alone!

THEN MAYBE IT'S TIME to try some collegial supervision? Get things done together with colleagues?…

International collaboration

International collaboration brings valuable experiences to SUND

IN NOVEMBER, a team of five COBL specialists embarked on a journey to Delhi in north and Vellore i…

Computer scientists makes noisy data: Can improve treatments in health care

University of Copenhagen researchers have developed software able to disguise sensitive data such a…

Germs and Cancer

Germs can offset the effect of cancer therapy

An infection with the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus tends to worsen the condition for patients wit…