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    Unveiling connections between preeclampsia and cardiovascular disease

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    Unveiling connections between preeclampsia and cardiovascular disease

    Women with preeclampsia have up to eight times higher risk of later developing cardiovascular disease. CEMIR’s research group on Inflammation and Genetics in Pregnancy…

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    Could Trophoblasts be the Immune Cells of Pregnancy?

    by NTNUmedicine 18 December 2014

    Blogger: Guro Stødle and Line Tangerås PhD students, CEMIR   In the human body, infections (caused by bacteria or virus) and tissue injury may…

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    Six weeks of data collection in Sri Lanka’s hill country tea plantations

    by NTNUmedicine 12 December 2014

    Bloggers: Jennifer J. Infanti (Department of Public Health and General Practice, NTNU), Ragnhild Lund (Department of Geography, NTNU) and Kumudu Wijewardene (Department of Community…

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    Global Health Day 2014: Health challenges in low income countries

    by NTNUmedicine 18 September 2014

    Health challenges in low income countries is the theme of this years’ Global Health Day. The is seminar organised by The Faculty of Medicine…

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    30 years of research on small-for-gestational-age and very-low-birth-weight children

    by Maria Stuifbergen 19 May 2014

    Thirty years ago, the first research project on Small-for-gestation-age (SGA)was started at the Department of Public Health and General Practice at NTNU in Trondheim.…

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    Prize for PCOS-research

    by NTNUmedicine 21 March 2014

    Blogger: Elisabeth Darj   The Gemzell prize at Uppsala University has this year been awarded to Eszter Vanky, researcher at NTNU. Eszter Vanky, associate…

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    Is pre-eclampsia a risk factor for cerebral palsy

    by NTNUmedicine 18 February 2014

    Medical research student Kristin Melheim and her supervisor Professor of Paediatrics Torstein Vik have examined whether pre-eclampsia is a risk factor for cerebral palsy.…

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    Improving antenatal care for pregnant women experiencing domestic violence

    by Hanne Strypet 16 January 2014

    Blogger: Jennifer J. Infanti       The Faculty of Medicine at NTNU is delighted to welcome four doctors/researchers from Nepal to Trondheim between…

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    Global health in Trondheim

    by NTNUmedicine 14 November 2013

    Blogger: Elisabeth Darj       On the first of September I started my work as the first professor in Global Health at NTNU…

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    Can computer games help memory skills?

    by NTNUmedicine 9 October 2013

    Blogger: Kristine Hermansen Grunewaldt Preterm children often have a reduced working memory capacity, which makes it more difficult to learn new things and overcome…

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