The much anticipated AI-driven discovery of disease mechanisms, treatment targets, and precision medicine strategies has yet to materialize …

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Students around the world can now draw upon the combined knowledge of precision medicine researchers and clinicians in all the Nordic countries.

International collaborations are essential for health research, but legal obstacles continue to block effective and protected data sharing, with potentially damaging effects on people who could benefit from the discoveries.

In each Nordic country, health registries have been an important part of modern medical research, but together the data can do more. So says a new review of health care

The second European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)-Nordic Policy Workshop took place on 9 March 2021, bringing together researchers, policymakers, e-infrastructure service providers, and funding agencies. More than 140 participants gathered

Hundreds or thousands of small genetic variations can add up to raise – or lower – a person’s risk of different diseases, as many studies have suggested. But the multiple

When you set out to create a major genomic initiative, your goal is to enable research into how different genetic combinations affect a person’s disease risk. You also want to

Precision medicine and diagnostics are a central component of a sweeping 12-year funding initiative to build a data-driven life science research program in Sweden in areas ranging from evolution and

In the wake of the recent decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union striking down the Privacy Shield framework (see NSHG-PM news), Nordic biomedical researchers have been

The Court of Justice of the European Union recently struck down the Privacy Shield framework that underpinned some data transfers between the EU and US companies​, including cloud providers, citing

The Joint Committee of the Nordic Medical Research Councils (NOS-M) has released a report entitled “Personalised Medicine in the Nordic Countries.”

In an article published recently online at Nature Genetics, a group of Nordic researchers, including some of the founders of the Nordic Society of Human Genetics and Precision Medicine, lay

Recently the deans of health from the universities in the Nordic countries met at the University of Copenhagen with a large number of researchers and interested parties from the political

Just before the corona virus upended life as usual in the Nordic countries, the health and medical deans of the region held a one-day symposium and workshop on Nordic Precision

Health data from individual Nordic countries can be securely shared or combined across borders to benefit research and clinical care in the region, according to a landmark report from NordForsk,