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DOCTORAL THESIS | Published: 6 May 2025Manipulating the immune system to fight disease and medical conditions
Investigating how immunotherapy can improve the treatment of anti-drug antibody formation in haemophilia A and brain tumours was the subject of Gillian Dao Nyesiga’s dissertation; she is now working in a postdoctoral position with a leading Danish...
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Published: 28 March 2025AI technology can deliver more IVF babies
The number of successful pregnancies through IVF treatment currently stands at 30 to 50 per cent globally. By analysing the environmental conditions in the clinics' laboratories using AI, researchers at Malmö University believe they can improve the chance...
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Oral Health Country/Area Profile Project – CAPP
The Faculty of Odontology is responsible for a global dental health database, CAPP (former collaboration with WHO).
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Published: 13 February 2025Modelling to decrease death toll from lack of organ donors
In the EU, around fifteen people die every day due to the lack of available organ donors.
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Published: 29 January 2025International guidelines introduced for the management of orofacial pain patients
Chronic facial pain can be difficult to manage, and many patients remain untreated. Now a group of researchers from different countries have agreed on international guidelines to help general dentists manage patients with jaw and facial pain.