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Oslo universitetssykehus (OUS) er lokal- og akuttsykehus for en stor del av Oslos befolkning i tillegg til å ha både regionale og nasjonale oppgaver. Oslo universitetssykehus er Norges største sykehus, med 24.000 ansatte og et årlig budsjett på omtrent 27,5 milliarder kroner.

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News Oslo universitetssykehus 2 months ago
Publication alert! New article in BJM Supportive and Palliative Care: PaSo paracetamol with strong opioids trial: paracetamol versus placebo in conjunction with strong opioids for cancer pain-a pilot randomised placebo-controlled withdrawal trial
Our research addresses a central question in the management of cancer-related pain: does the combination of paracetamol with strong opioids provide any additional analgesic benefit compared with strong opioids alone in patients with moderate to severe can
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News Oslo universitetssykehus 2 months ago
Clinical innovation in a single weekend
On a Friday afternoon in April, Jon Riise, Head of the Department of Oncology at Oslo University Hospital, asked Andreas Kleppe, Research Director at the Institute for Cancer Genetics and Informatics, whether ICGI's AI expertise could be used to develop a
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News Oslo universitetssykehus 3 months ago
Oslo university hospital secures €4.9 million EU grant to transform supportive cancer care for older patients
Oslo University Hospital (OUS) Radiumhospitalet has secured a €4.9 million grant from the European Union's Horizon Europe programme to lead a major international research project aimed at improving outcomes for older cancer patients.
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News Oslo universitetssykehus 3 months ago
Myocarditis after mRNA vaccine is rare
A new nationwide study led by ProCardio at Oslo University Hospital shows that myocarditis following mRNA-based coronavirus vaccines is a rare side effect - and is most often mild in nature.
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News Oslo universitetssykehus 4 months ago
LIS1: When suicide attempts are met with powerlessness
The LIS1 tv-show illustrates how people with borderline personality disorder are misunderstood within healthcare.
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