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AI to be included in medical students’ curriculum
Swedish medical students need to learn more about artificial intelligence. For the first time, a proposed curriculum has been developed for integrating AI into medical education. “This is a milestone,” says Marcus Krantz, systems biologist at Örebro...
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Personal data from Miljödata published on the internet
All staff members at Örebro University are included in the major leak from Miljödata. Over the weekend, the leaked information was published on the Darknet.
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Reporting on student life – SVT’s pop-up newsroom at Campus Örebro
Over the next 30 days, local TV reporters Mohammad Mohammad and Frida Lindhe from SVT Nyheter will be working in Långhuset at Örebro University.
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All staff members have data leaked following the cyberattack
All staff members at Örebro University are affected by the major leak from Miljödata. This is confirmed by checks conducted by both the company and Örebro University. Former employees are also impacted by the leak.
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Study shows abuse impacts elite gymnasts well after retirement
Abuse and neglect experienced during their active years continue to impact the lives of female elite gymnasts long after their competitive careers have ended. Natalie Barker-Ruchti, sports scientist at Örebro University, says this research will be...
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Miljödata: No evidence of personal data leaks after cyberattack
It remains uncertain whether personal data was compromised after this weekend's cyberattack on the Adato rehabilitation system. Miljödata states there is no evidence to suggest that the attackers gained access to any data.
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Cyberattack targeting the Adato computer system
Miljödata, the supplier of the rehabilitation system called Adato, has been the target of a hacker attack. The system is used by many Swedish customers, including Örebro University.
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Shame reduces quality of life in chronic gut disorders
Feelings of shame are linked to reduced quality of life – as shown by the first study to measure shame as a factor influencing the connection between chronic gastrointestinal disorders and mental health.
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Örebro researcher’s innovation can cut healthcare queues: “Unacceptable to wait a year”
Erik Witte, a researcher at Örebro University, has developed an innovative hearing test that could enable screening of suspected hearing loss and assist existing patients in obtaining better-fitting hearing aids.
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Robotics Summer School attracts students from across Europe
Now in its fourth year, the course has attracted students from several European universities, gathering in Örebro to hone their skills in robotics. The course final exam is an autonomous robot competition.
