Two projects at KI SÖS have been awarded KI’s Pedagogical Project Funding for 2027. The projects are led by Kristian Ängeby and Anders Sondén and focus on new ways to develop students’ learning in ...

Focusing the thesis on whether detection of type 2 diabetes and hypertension differs across population groups, the aim of Hrafnhildur's doctoral research is to enable a more efficient detection of ...

Data routinely collected by health facilities could become an additional source for measuring maternal mortality, but their quality needs to improve. Researchers from Karolinska Institutet and ...

Self-directed learning is a key component of the master's programmes at the Department of Global Public Health. During this year's Welcome Day, second-year students reflected on how taking greater ...

SPSS is currently unavailable due to a service disruption. Technicians are investigating the issue and working to restore the ...

For the first time in KI's history KI Campus North had their own conference with the purpose to bring together all eight departments to meet and present ongoing activities, highlight collaborative ...

We congratulate David Marlevi and the Translational Cardiovascular Imaging Team on being recruited as a Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) Fellow, and on receiving coupled long-term funding support from ...

In her thesis, "mHealth support for physical activity after stroke or transient ischaemic attack - feasibility and intervention refinement", Hanna Lagerlund, PhD student at the Division of ...

We congratulate Botilda Guthenberg, who has been named Occupational Therapy Student of the Year 2026 by the Swedish Association of Occupational Therapists! She receives the award for, among other ...

People with severe mental illness experienced more rapid increases in both weight and long-term blood sugar levels during the first three months after starting treatment with antipsychotic medication.

Colonoscopies performed by specially trained nurses as part of the Swedish bowel cancer screening programme are of at least the same quality as those performed by doctors, according to a study from ...

Many children and young people experience recurring stomach problems, even though their symptoms cannot be explained by any known disease or abnormality of the gastrointestinal tract. Researchers are ...