Kategori: Sundhed
Udgivelsesdato: 24. december 2018
Længde: 00:14:18
How to attract international researchers
Lesley-Ann Brown, reporter at dkdox.tv, went to Panum Institute in Copenhagen, to interview some of the worlds most reknowned experts in the field of HIV-research. What makes international researchers go to Copenhagen?
Antidotes, and other ways to cure patients that suffer from an HIV-infection, has been a comprehensive reason for research and debate around the world among scientists etc. on how to solve the global challenge. Official numbers (https://www.who.int/en/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/hiv-aids) from World Health Organisation (WHO) claim that the virus has taken the lives of 35 million so far in history.
Professor of Microbial Diseases Patrick Mallon, from University College Dublin (UCD), Álvaro Borges, PhD, and Professor of Infectious Diseases, Jens Lundgren, from Rigshospitalet, was interviewed at Panum Institute.
Danmark er i spidsen for HIV-forskning
Derfor tiltrækkes internationale forskere
Lesley-Ann Brown, journalist hos dkdox.tv, tog til Panum Institutet for at interviewe nogle af verdens mest anerkendte eksperter inden for HIV-forskning. Hvad får internationale forskere til at tage til København?
Modgift, og andre måder at helbrede patienter der lider af en HIV-infektion, har været årsag til omfattende forskning, og debat, rundt om i verden blandt forskere mv., om hvordan den globale udfordring løses. Officielle tal fra Verdenssundhedsorganisationen (WHO) (https://www.who.int/en/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/hiv-aids) hævder, at virusset har krævet 35 millioner menneskeliv på verdensplan frem til 2018.
Professor i mikrobiologiske sygdomme Patrick Mallon fra University College Dublin (UCD), Álvaro Borges, ph.d. og professor i smitsomme sygdomme, Jens Lundgren, fra Rigshospitalet blev interviewet på Panum Institutet.
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