Better medicines against breast cancer

Hanna Barriga's research is about improving cancer treatment by utilizing personalized medicine. Her research also includes the technology to deliver the drugs to the right place in the body, at the right time, and as efficiently as possible.

How are the Nordic healthcare systems changing and how can industry adopt?

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Healthcare, as we know it in the Nordic welfare states, is changing. Several factors drive this change, including demographic shifts, digitalization, and a movement toward value-based care. For the life science industry, this will mean a re-definition of customer interaction and ultimately business models. We can see signs of this today, and the next years will set the direction for this development. How can you best prepare for the future of healthcare?

Awarded Life Science and Health Career Fair, CHaSE, is approaching

Experience the pulse of opportunity in life sciences and healthcare at Stockholm's premier career and jobs fair – CHaSE. On November 17th and on November 24th the stage is set for a dynamic convergence of industry giants, startups, NGOs, and Karolinska Institutet's community.  

"Innovation and production must reach patients"

The survival rate for patients affected by certain cancers has radically improved owing to the progress regarding advanced drugs within ATMP (Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products). To better reach patients, Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital tie research, manufacturing, and clinic even more closely with the Karolinska ATMP Centre.

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