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Hvorfor bliver nogle mennesker over 100 år? Svaret findes måske i vores tarmbakterier
31.05.2023 -
Climate Change made heatwave in Asia 30 times more likely
26.05.2023 -
Open Position: Academic employee (10-12 hours weekly)
25.05.2023 -
Blev du deprimeret af hormonel prævention? Så har du måske større risiko for fødselsdepression
17.05.2023 -
New affiliated professor in arctic health at University of Copenhagen
16.05.2023 -
Did you miss Global Health Film Days? Watch the panels here
25.04.2023 -
From Danish to international and global health: 10-year anniversary of the MSc in Global Health
25.04.2023 -
Global Health Case Competition 2023 in Atlanta
24.04.2023 -
Skal forskere og sundhedsfaglige fortsat spørge gravide, om de forstår, hvad deres ufødte baby vil?
17.04.2023 -
The global health sector depends on women but favours men
14.04.2023 -
Tre SUND-forskere modtager eftertragtede ERC Advanced Grants
30.03.2023 -
Diagnostisk pakkeforløb: Indledende udredning hos praktiserende læger medfører ikke mere fremskreden tarmkræft
30.03.2023 -
Lena Skovgaard Andersen is the new Director of University of Copenhagen’s School of Global Health
17.03.2023 -
Call for abstracts: Continuity of chronic health care among forcibly displaced persons
17.03.2023 -
Lektor Anne Møller gør coronastatus på DR P1
15.03.2023 -
Hospitalsfødsler kan gøre mere skade end gavn
15.03.2023 -
Håb til gravide kvinder med nyt malariastudie i The Lancet
14.03.2023 -
Risiko for hjerteproblemer får flere til at tage influenzavaccine
13.03.2023 -
Konflikter i hjemmet har betydning for børns helbred
10.03.2023 -
Do rules at folk high schools make sense for young people - What we learned from COVID-19
07.03.2023 -
Læge og forsker kritiserer unuanceret brug af Body Mass Index
07.03.2023 -
Hvorfor har mænd historisk dårlig sæd? Nyt topstudie skal give svar
28.02.2023 -
Screening for livmoderhalskræft er ikke uden risiko
22.02.2023 -
Flere multisyge vil presse sundhedsvæsnet i fremtiden
21.02.2023 -
Sundhedsaktører vil have omdiskuteret gebyr fjernet
13.02.2023 -
Barriers to interdisciplinarity: an early career researchers’ perspective on urban climate governance
13.02.2023 -
Ekstern evaluering af Center for Almen Medicin fremhæver impact og relevans
10.02.2023 -
COPE researchers at the International Roundtable on Urban Risk and Informality
08.02.2023 -
New global health research projects about climate change and health in 2023
01.02.2023 -
Forskning vil stille skarpt på kvinders orgasmer
31.01.2023 -
Disasters, Climate Change and Law: Reflections from the NEEDS conference and COPE stay
24.01.2023 -
What characterises emergency response to slowly developing crises and disasters?
09.01.2023 -
Topforskere fra SUND og Oxford får 180 millioner til forskning i overvægt
14.12.2022 -
Risk and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic
07.12.2022 -
Multiple Perspectives, Cultivating Communities: Reflections on the NEEDS 2022 Conference
06.12.2022 -
Obituary: Siri Tellier (2 April 1946 – 19 October 2022)
30.11.2022 -
Improving the efforts to support families in humanitarian crises
29.11.2022 -
Mennesker med Parkinson får lavet flere huller i tænderne og får trukket flere tænder ud
24.11.2022 -
Pushing the Boundaries in Disaster Studies: Reflections from the NEEDS 2022 PhD Workshop
18.11.2022 -
New collaboration between the University College Copenhagen and University of Belize
26.10.2022 -
High temperatures exacerbated by climate change made 2022 Northern Hemisphere droughts more likely
20.10.2022 -
Myths about antibiotics are a much bigger problem than you think
13.10.2022 -
Forældres vægt er afgørende for, om børn bliver overvægtige
12.10.2022 -
Interview with Suchismita Goswami, PhD student at COPE
07.10.2022 -
Climate change likely increased extreme monsoon rainfall, flooding highly vulnerable communities in Pakistan
06.10.2022 -
Kun omfattende coronanedlukninger har forbedret luftkvaliteten i byerne
06.10.2022 -
Mexicans should consume less ultra-processed products – especially pregnant women
03.10.2022 -
Strengthening links between technologies and society for European disaster resilience
13.09.2022 -
Global health summer courses: 150 students are ready to tackle future global health challenges
13.09.2022 -
Podcast: The PFAS problem - From Fanø to Flint
02.09.2022 -
New book: Global Health in a Danish Context
31.08.2022 -
Professor vinder hæderspris for 11 år gammelt studie, der er citeret over 2800 gange
17.08.2022 -
Telling ‘graphic’ stories about climate change
05.08.2022 -
Without human-caused climate change temperatures of 40°C in the UK would have been extremely unlikely
01.08.2022 -
Er du over 40 år? Så skal du lave hård styrketræning for at holde kroppen ung
15.07.2022 -
Inadequate access to harm reduction services may cause higher HIV prevalence among women who use drugs in Tanzania
13.07.2022 -
Updated educational resources about innovation in global health
12.07.2022 -
Matematik og datalogi kan gøre os klogere på pandemier. Nu har KU-professor fået en bevilling til at gøre netop det
06.07.2022 -
nở · bro | cultivating science and art in multicultural Nørrebro
20.06.2022 -
Climate Change made devastating early heat in India and Pakistan 30 times more likely
01.06.2022 -
Nedlukningerne bed sig ikke fast i unges mentale helbred
04.04.2022 -
Exploring Ethics: Lessons from COVID-19 and Other Catastrophes
21.03.2022 -
Dit kæledyr kan måske beskytte dit barn mod allergi
07.03.2022 -
Børn af lavtuddannede har større risiko for tidlig død. Nu ved vi måske hvorfor
02.03.2022 -
COPE Annual Highlights 2021
25.02.2022 -
Naja Hulvej Rod blev formet af nysgerrigt idol i USA
21.02.2022 -
The Nordic Pandemic Network gathered to discuss inequity and vulnerability in relation to COVID-19
18.02.2022 -
Climate Change Resilience in Small Communities in the Nordic Countries
16.02.2022 -
Når ældre bliver inddraget i deres behandling, kan de få et bedre liv
02.02.2022 -
Overset folkesygdom: Titusinder har problemer på arbejdet
26.01.2022 -
Novo Nordisk Foundation hires Flemming Konradsen as Scientific Director of Global Health
25.01.2022 -
Når mænd bliver skilt eller bor alene, rammer det deres sundhed – mere end for kvinder
13.01.2022 -
Maladaptation: When Adaptation to Climate Change Goes Very Wrong
03.01.2022 -
The Bounded Agencies of Young People's Everyday Climate Crisis Activism
21.12.2021 -
DKK 35 million for three new global health projects
15.12.2021 -
New Learnings for New Horizons: Internship Stories from COPE
17.11.2021 -
Exploring the use of social media and crowdsourcing technology in disaster risk governance
16.11.2021 -
Claus Ekstrøm awarded a seat at the Academy on Communications
28.10.2021 -
Socialt belastet barndom giver langt flere indlæggelser på hospitalet
28.10.2021 -
PhD fellowship in Disaster Risk Management
06.10.2021 -
Interview with Anne Bach Nielsen, postdoctoral researcher at COPE
01.09.2021 -
New online course: Chronically Ill in an Emergency - Why Mental Health Matters
24.08.2021 -
Understanding the transborder implications of volcanic eruptions using a holistic approach
25.06.2021 -
Collaborative research in urban resettlements and disaster risk is supported with large grant by Independent Research Fund Denmark
26.05.2021 -
DMP knowledge base - a consolidated understanding of social media and crowdsourcing in disaster management processes
20.05.2021 -
OFF THE GRID: Identifying high-risk and unmapped areas in East Africa
17.05.2021 -
Brasiliansk variant af coronavirus ser ud til at være mere smitsom og i stand til at undvige immunitet
22.04.2021 -
COVID-19 in India: Who are we leaving behind?
12.04.2021 -
New project looking to enhance young people’s climate crisis awareness, agency and action in Tanzania
24.02.2021