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NSHG-PM 2025 Copenhagen: AI Opportunities in Nordic Healthcare
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Nordics Share Their Personalized Medicine Knowledge

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NOS-M Takes on Personlised Medicine

The Joint Committee of the Nordic Medical Research Councils (NOS-M) has made personalised medicine one of their areas of major interest. They recently published the Executive Summary of the NOS-M Workshop 2016 Nordic Common Strengths and Future Potential in the Field of Personalised Medicine.

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deCODE Mines Icelandic Data for Genetic Discoveries

Over the course of three weeks this autumn, researchers at Iceland's deCODE genetics published three papers online at Nature Genetics.
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Nordic Precision Medicine Forum Opens Registration

Register now for savings on the Nordic Precision Medicine Forum in Stockholm, Sweden, on 18 and 19 March, 2019.
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NordForsk Magazine Highlights Register Research

The theme of this year’s NordForsk Magazine is Nordic registries and the exciting collaborative work Nordic researchers are able to perform when granted joint registry access.
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Danish Data Propel International ADHD Genetics Study

A new study that draws heavily on health register and genomic research from Denmark has identified the first genetic risk factors for attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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Abstract submission for NSHG-PM 2025
2025 Apr , 29
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Contact Info: Hakon Heimer, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. 

Email: hakon.heimer@nshg-pm.org

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