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  • Investigates the role of cells in the development of heart diseases

    Mulugeta Zegeye. 08 February 2022

    High blood pressure and diabetes damage cells in our blood vessels, which can lead to heart attack and stroke. Can the blocking of two proteins prevent this? That is something the Örebro researcher Mulugeta Zegeye is intending to find out.

  • Örebro researchers show how a peptide can render antibiotics effective again – at doses 100 times lower than usual

    Bacteria before and after treatment 22 April 2020

    A peptide renders older antibiotics effective again at doses 100 times lower than the common dosage, as shown by research from Örebro University. Lower doses of antibiotics in turn reduces the risk of further development of antibiotic resistance.

  • Örebroforskning ska ge bättre vård för patienter med acne och rosacea

    Kind med acne 09 January 2019

    Tre forskare med koppling till Örebro universitet får medel från Vinnova för sin innovation som kan ge bättre vård för patienter med acne och rosacea.

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