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1 in 3 women worldwide experience violence. Domestic violence is one of the most common forms of violence women are exposed to. Researcher Jennifer Infanti presents her research on the issue in a new video.
Pushpanjali Shakya is a registered nurse and diabetes educator in Nepal, and a PhD candidate in Global Health at NTNU. 14 November is World Diabetes Day, and on this occasion she has written a blog post about her work on diabetes prevention and diabetes research.
Over the past thirty years, there has been increasing interest in the experiences of children and young people. However, the involvement of children and young people in research about Child Protection Services is limited. Samita Wilsons PhD research project has sought to address this gap.
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The ADVANCE project addresses domestic violence, and the significant health risks it poses to women and their unborn infants in pregnancy. The project has now been awarded funding from the FRIPRO research programme for a second phase, with the aim of ensuring that sustainable and evidence-based changes can be made to antenatal care in Nepal.
Haukeland universitetssjukehus (HUS) har hatt et mangeårig medisinsk samarbeid med Black Lion Hospital, Addis Abeba. Prosjektet «Hjertekirurgi og kardiologi i Etiopia» skal bygge opp et bærekraftig behandlingstilbud for pasienter med hjertesykdommer som krever hjertekirurgi, perkutane kateterbaserte inngrep og implantasjon av pacemakere.
