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Mercy Njeru’s paper on HIV testing has been selected as one of the top ten resources on mixed methods research in health systems.
High serum levels of cholesterol reduce the risk of cancer overall, especially among women.
A new study from IGS shows that survivors of cancer in young ages (<25 years) receive social security benefits four times more often than the cancer-free population.
The seminars are an opportunity for students to present their research project.
Social Pharmacy research from Bergen is presented in the March edition of International Innovation, a publication which disseminate international research work to government bodies and potential sponsors, as well as other research institutions.
In an article in American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, co-authored by Dr. Morken, it is shown that pre-pregnancy body mass index is an important determinant of preterm delivery risk, independent of sociodemographic, health, and lifestyle variables.
In a article published in British Medical Journal Professor Skjærven and his team shows that one child mothers with pre-eclampsia are at higher risk of developing heart problems.
The Research Council of Norway has granted 13 research groups status as Norwegian Centres of Excellence (SFF centres), among them the CIH based Centre for Intervention Science in Maternal and Child health.
![Best poster: "Referral as relief: Health workers' experience of obstetric...](https://nettarkivet.nb.no/search/nb/20070603210204im_/http://www.uib.no/sites/w3.uib.no/files/styles/wide_thumbnail/public/w2/po/poster_2.jpg?itok=OYpHFmLp "Best poster: "Referral as relief: Health workers' experience of obstetric referrals from primary health care facilities in rural Burkina Faso"")
Student Andrea Melberg won the prize for best poster at the GlobVac conference “Innovation for Global Health” in Trondheim.
In a qualitative study 263 car mechanics were interviewed to examine decisions of absence versus attendance when feeling ill.