Blog by: Anna M. Bofin Professor of Medicine (Pathology) Breast cancer is a disease of the milk-producing glandular cells, the ductal and lobular cells…
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Blogger: Lars Adde, Paediatric physiotherapist and researcher, NTNU and St. Olavs Hospital A unique collaboration between a paediatric physiotherapist and a music research provides hope…
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Cardiovascular disease is associated with increased risk of rheumatoid arthritis
Blogger: Vibeke Videm Twice as many of those who got rheumatoid arthritis between the HUNT2 population-based health survey in 1995-1997 and the next survey (HUNT3)…
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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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Genetic profiling and side-effects of blood cancer treatment in children
Blogger: Bendik Lund During treatment of childhood blood cancer, great variations in side-effects are seen – both in terms of prevalence…
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Blogger: Anna Mary Bofin “Many of the cells of cancers, for example, may be somewhat like gland cells, yet a…
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Children and youthNeurologicalReproductive Health and ChildbirthResearch
Can computer games help memory skills?
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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Blogger: Erik Andreas Torkildsen Most women give birth naturally and without problems, but sometimes labour becomes prolonged. Common causes are…
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Children and youthInfectionResearch
Understanding viral respiratory tract infections in young children
Ingvild Bjellmo Johnsen and her co-workers from NTNU work on viral infections and especially viral respiratory tract infections in young children, which is the…
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Inflammatory and Immune SystemMusculoskeletalResearch
HUNT-data contributes to new insights on ankylosing spondylitis
Blogger: Vibeke Videm We have known for some time that genetics play a great part in the risk for developing…
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