My research explores the mechanisms underlying neurodevelopment and regeneration, with a particular focus on the molecular regulation of neural stem and progenitor cells throughout life span and after ...

Chansen att överleva ett hjärtstopp är mycket högre inom vården än utanför, men ändå dör två av tre som drabbas. Det finns ...

På The Cell kan du ta del av utställningar, visningar och samtal kring spännande ämnen kopplat till life science. I maj 2025 ...

Perpetrator Prevention – Rahm and Joleby's research group SOLIID - Sustainable Organizational Learning, Innovation, Improvement and Development in Health and Social services – Monica Nyström's group ...

Tjock-och ändtarmscancer (kolorektal cancer) drabbar årligen ca 7000 personer i Sverige. Behandlingen är i huvudsak kirurgisk. Under de senaste 20-30 åren har behandlingen avsevärt förbättrats med ...

Reumatisk muskelsjukdom, myosit, är en kronisk, autoimmun sjukdom som drabbar ca 100 personer per år i Sverige. Myosit innebär att kroppens immunsystem riktar sig mot muskler, hud, lungor, leder och ...

The Cell is a place where art and science provides a better understanding of the field of life science: what it is today and where it is heading with opportunities and challenges. On weekdays, The ...

The Tandem grant scheme aims to strengthen and support high-quality translational/clinical research at an international level. StratRegen invites collaborative ...

A comprehensive register linkage developed for monitoring and estimating socioeconomic and regional inequalities in disease burden. This dataset provides linked register data on health, health care, ...

Vascular complications are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality, placing patients at high risk for life-threatening events such as myocardial infarction and stroke. The underlying mechanisms ...

Research at the Center for Hematology and Regenerative Medicine (HERM) Many principal investigators at HERM are active within or lead, Swedish, Nordic and international clinical-translational study ...

Our research group Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery (UGIS) was previously entitled Unit of upper gastrointestinal research (UGIR) and prior to that the name was Esophageal and gastric research (ESOGAR).