Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society
NVS’s vision is to significantly improve human health through excellent research and education within the department´s profile areas. NVS is one of the largest departments within Karolinska Institutet with more than 500 employees, several hundred affiliated researchers and 1 600 full-year students.
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Currently at the department
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Lars-Olof Wahlund awarded the Bengt Winblad Prize 2024
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New thesis on patient's preparedness and self-care in allogeneic stem cell transplantation
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Seeking approaches to preventing dementia
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World-leading Alzheimer's researchers celebrated the Goodes Prize at KI
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Researchers at NVS have been awarded project grants from CIMED
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Beyond amyloid and tau: the importance of co-pathologies in Alzheimer's disease – Symposium on November 4
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HM the Queen presents diplomas to graduates from KI’s dementia courses
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Duloxetine may help elderly with depression and cognitive impairment
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Divisions and research groups
Publications at NVS
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For NVS staff
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Research from cell to society – the story behind the Department of NVS
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